Is the 4.0.4 ota out yet

[CucamongaFish]

Just got off the phone with VZW about poor 3G/4G reception. My Droid 4 gets 4/5 bars on 3G and 2-3/5 bars on 4G.

My Galaxy Nexus gets 2/4 bars on 3G and 0-1/4 bars on 4G. Often there's no 4G at my residence on the Galaxy Nexus but I always have it on the Droid 4.

When I confronted VZW with this information I was routed to a Tier 2 tech support and he stated they've seen the photo online of the Galaxy Nexus with the 4.0.4 update. Even the guys in tech support are wondering why they haven't received it themselves.

When I asked if the update could be pushed to my phone he said he was unable to fulfill my request but asked me to start checking for the update manually beginning this Sunday, May 13, 2012. 100,000 users per week will be updated automatically once the update is available. Manual updates would require going into Settings and checking for an update.

I hope this information helps.

CucamongaFish

 

[indianajonze]

calling verizon about any update is worse than going to see a fortune teller

 

[dtreo]

Don't get your hopes up too high. It didn't help much on the Sprint GNex.

 

[lk2race]

Just saw this in the petaluma California Verizon store. Its coming! View attachment 25352

 

[Cigar-Junkie]

I think the test phase is putting it on the demo phones in retail stores. I don't know why they bother , the hardware can't even hold up to that beating.

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[Angelworks]

I think Verizon is patching one phone at a time

 

[Jacob32123]

Just got off the phone with VZW about poor 3G/4G reception. My Droid 4 gets 4/5 bars on 3G and 2-3/5 bars on 4G.

My Galaxy Nexus gets 2/4 bars on 3G and 0-1/4 bars on 4G. Often there's no 4G at my residence on the Galaxy Nexus but I always have it on the Droid 4.

When I confronted VZW with this information I was routed to a Tier 2 tech support and he stated they've seen the photo online of the Galaxy Nexus with the 4.0.4 update. Even the guys in tech support are wondering why they haven't received it themselves.

When I asked if the update could be pushed to my phone he said he was unable to fulfill my request but asked me to start checking for the update manually beginning this Sunday, May 13, 2012. 100,000 users per week will be updated automatically once the update is available. Manual updates would require going into Settings and checking for an update.

I hope this information helps.

CucamongaFish

It's Sunday, and no update for me yet.

 

[Millerthyme59]

Nothing here either. Upper left coast of Oregon

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[mikeinatl]

No update yet for me in Atlanta.

 

[KineticMD]

No update in Ohio yet.

 

[Droid800]

People, location DOES NOT MATTER. Updates are sent out by ESN.

 

[Channan]

People, location DOES NOT MATTER. Updates are sent out by ESN.

What time zone is that?

 

[Droid800]

What time zone is that? Click to view quoted image

Best. Response. Ever.

 

[phattysalz]

Not here in Pittsburgh. Was in a VZW store last night and checked store model. It was on 4.0.2.

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[mds54]

No update yet in San Jose, California.

 

[booboolala2000]

I think Verizon is patching one phone at a time

Lol. I wish that Verizon were actually that thorough. They have really shown how bad THEY (VZW) is at updates with the Nexus. Pretty sure we won't get another Nexus on VZW.

I wonder what the excuse will be when LTE is the standard, and CDMA is gone?

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[Droid800]

Lol. I wish that Verizon were actually that thorough. They have really shown how bad THEY (VZW) is at updates with the Nexus. Pretty sure we won't get another Nexus on VZW.

I wonder what the excuse will be when LTE is the standard, and CDMA is gone?

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If you mean how locked down CDMA is, then your argument doesn't get very far. LTE is as patented and locked down through licensing as CDMA is.

 

[booboolala2000]

If you mean how locked down CDMA is, then your argument doesn't get very far. LTE is as patented and locked down through licensing as CDMA is.

Wasn't an argument. Was a question. With CDMA being so locked down, if LTE is the same then doesn't that mean there will be no more Nexus? If google can't sign off on a CDMA unit, what would make me think they could do it on anyone's LTE if it is as locked down as you say?

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[booboolala2000]

If you mean how locked down CDMA is, then your argument doesn't get very far. LTE is as patented and locked down through licensing as CDMA is.

And isn't GSM being faded out over time? In favor of LTE? Again if LTE is locked up I am guessing it is the end if the Nexus.

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[Droid800]

Originally Posted by Droid800<br />
If you mean how locked down CDMA is, then your argument doesn't get very far. LTE is as patented and locked down through licensing as CDMA is.

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And isn't GSM being faded out over time? In favor of LTE? Again if LTE is locked up I am guessing it is the end if the Nexus. <br />
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It doesn't mean anything of the sort.

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