LG G2 Update Question

[ScottsoNJ]

On the contrary, it's a statement based on both experience and common sense. There's even a phone now that ships with CM, and even that has issues. I realize it's typical for people to post on XDA that "Wow, this ROM runs perfectly!!!!" but it's just not the case. It's perfectly understandable to be excited about this stuff - I enjoy it myself - but it's just not helpful to anyone to act as if running a ROM is going to be issue-free. Above we have someone saying:



That's just very misleading.

I don't think it's a particular rom that has issues or is trouble free. It's people who have to tweak them that causes issues. I mean if you want to get technical I had issues with every phone that I've had running just stock. Be it freezes,force closing etc. I think the more people try to "improve" their phone the more issues you will have. Some people need the phone to be as fast as the speed of light where I am happy being faster then the speed of sound

 

[kit76kat]

Although, I do not have extensive experience, I have been updating customs ROMs from Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Icecream Sandwich, and Jellybean (various versions) on my tablets and android phones. With my experience, custom ROMs are getting much much better and more stable but they almost always have some issues. Therefore, I quit installing custom ROMs, too much headache and time consuming. But again I think it is a very good way to familiarize oneself about ROMs. I want to have 4k video and 120 fp video in my LG G2, but I am hesitant to do because of my previous experiences with either high battery draining with customs ROMs or other instability issues. I hope LG will release at least some updated video features for LG G2, which I think is the best phone on the market to this date

 

[anthony2558]

Official releases have issues as well. I'm running 4.4.3 and have force closes all the time. What's the point to this argument?

It would be nice if LG updated to the new UI. HTC can do it!