Has anyone got the Lollipop update yet?

I got tired of waiting for Google's nonsense staggered rollout so I decided to use the Wugfresh tool last night. Obviously takes a little extra work, but I'm no longer waiting for google to get their act together.

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I still think Google needs to get its crap together and do these updates the way Apple does. Everyone at the same time. As a matter of fact I just updated my Apple devices today to iOS 8.1.1. No BS waiting for some staggered rollout. That's the way it should be done.
 
Toronto, Canada - it arrived and is now installed on my Nexus 7 (2012). Haven't really played with it much yet to decide what's to like / hate - though I did almost immediately dig around in Settings > Sound & notification to turn off Notifications on my lock screen. Really didn't like it, but it may be a case of fine tuning what stuff shows up there.
Also, not entirely convinced about the new keyboard....
 
I still think Google needs to get its crap together and do these updates the way Apple does. Everyone at the same time. As a matter of fact I just updated my Apple devices today to iOS 8.1.1. No BS waiting for some staggered rollout. That's the way it should be done.

You mean how Apple pushed 8.0.1 to millions of people simultaneously and it broke their touch ID and cellular connections?
 
You mean how Apple pushed 8.0.1 to millions of people simultaneously and it broke their touch ID and cellular connections?

Poor example. It affected only a relatively small number of users out of the installed base. Even I never was affected because it had already been pulled before I ever had a chance to get it. And 2 days later a fixed version came out. I still prefer Apple's way of doing it over the way haters like you would prefer it.
 
Poor example. It affected only a relatively small number of users out of the installed base. Even I never was affected because it had already been pulled before I ever had a chance to get it. And 2 days later a fixed version came out. I still prefer Apple's way of doing it over the way haters like you would prefer it.

How is that a poor example? That's a perfect example as to why Google does it in phases. They dont want to "pull an Apple" and cause a ton of users to have issues. The aren't tens of millions of people out there with a Nexus device capable of receiving the latest OS like iOS has. When Apple released ios 8.0.1, millions of people had access to the latest update simultaneously and if they updated, it broke the main function of your device.

I dont like it any more than you do, but I know my way around the OS and don't wait for the OTA's.. I side loaded it days ago.
 
How is that a poor example? That's a perfect example as to why Google does it in phases. They dont want to "pull an Apple" and cause a ton of users to have issues. The aren't tens of millions of people out there with a Nexus device capable of receiving the latest OS like iOS has. When Apple released ios 8.0.1, millions of people had access to the latest update simultaneously and if they updated, it broke the main function of your device.

I dont like it any more than you do, but I know my way around the OS and don't wait for the OTA's.. I side loaded it days ago.

That's not a good argument for the reason that Apple has had dozens of upgrades over the years and that was the only time something like that happened. It is statistically insignificant because of its rarity and the small number of users affected. So once again, no a valid reason for staggered rollouts.
 
Now I'm beyond pissed... I have Nexus 10 & 5 and STILL NO UPDATE and I see more and more people getting it. I know that location don't matter but I'm in St. Louis, MO
 
There some sort of unique device identifier in every phone or tablet which Google uses to determine who gets the update and when.

I'm a big ol fan Android but I'm too scared to sideload anything so I'll just wait

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I'm a big ol fan Android but I'm too scared to sideload anything so I'll just wait

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Side loading it involves wiping all data from the device. That means you have to somehow do a complete backup of all data and apps, which I have no idea how you would do in Android since there's no iCloud for it. That's the reason I won't side load it.
 
Side loading it involves wiping all data from the device. That means you have to somehow do a complete backup of all data and apps, which I have no idea how you would do in Android since there's no iCloud for it. That's the reason I won't side load it.

You can sideload the ota directly without wiping anything

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I think I figured out what is happening. There are new OTA update files which can be installed without a wipe. These are not the files I saw a few days ago. Those were Factory Images, which are something else entirely. This explains why I was able to sideload Kit kat last year and install without a wipe. It's because these are another kind of file which till now had been unavailable.