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If you use Chrome and you don't want to remember all of your apps (like I did), there is a listing of all the apps you've ever installed on there.
so, if you flash this leaked ICS, can you still get the OTA once it comes out? I assume the official release of ICS will be more stable/reliable than a leaked version.
Ok where?
Sign in to your Google account on your computer. From the home page, click "more" at the top. Then click "even more" from the drop down menu. Then you should see "Google Play" about half-way down on the right. Once that loads, click on "My Android Apps" and you're there.
Depends. If the version number of the leak is lower than the OTA you'll get the ota. If it's the same you won't, cause you've already got it.
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I don't think so. I think once you flash a leak you have to flash the RUU of the official the same way.
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I understood it as a matter of Verizon's magic computers scanning your phone and if it finds a version lower that what it's trying to send out you'll get what it's sending. If you flashed the .605 leak but then the OTA turns out to be .610 then you're phone will get the OTA, assuming you're stock aside from being on the leak itself.
Not that this isn't how it will be, but I think the HTC false alert Page in June said that you had to be on gb to get it ota. This would maj, sense to me sense with all the leaks ppl could be on anything lol
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Never knew that before, thanks
U may have to do a factory reset if u develope any issues,I had too,along with a lot of others...ENJOY...
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It takes time after you load a new OS for the battery to get conditioned. You should see in an improvement in battery life in a few days
Not trying to be argumentative but Li-ion battery's don't need conditioning. The old ni-cad batteries did but that's why they switched. The device itself may need to "get used" to the battery or need internal calibration but the batteries are good to go out of the box.