Should I leave my phone on 3g or wifi to get this update the fastest?
High five to the epic 4g users. Cheers to the palm pre users.
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If it all comes down as we hope, this is a pretty shrewd move by Sprint with the new iPhone coming in the next couple of weeks.
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Well I've checked and nothing so far 2am eastern time. Anyone have any luck
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According to the notification the user cannot initiate the upgrade, so I suspect we have to wait.
As a former Palm Pre user this will be my first ever significant OTA update on Android. (Not counting the 4.0.2 to 4.0.4 patch) Any recommendations as far as backing things up, or should this be pretty painless? (As I'm not rooted I don't have one of the more extensive backup solutions. I'm just using Dropbox and Dropsync to keep my photos, videos, .apks and other files backed up.)
That should be fine, just make sure your contacts and backed up to Google as well. Though I'm not sure if the update wipes the phone before installing itself.
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Lol...this isnt going to hurt the iPhone sales. 90% of consumers dont even know what Jelly Bean is.
That should be fine, just make sure your contacts and backed up to Google as well. Though I'm not sure if the update wipes the phone before installing itself.
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Off topic but that is nowhere near the point I was trying to make.
I am sure Sprint wants to keep their phones as up to date as possible to make them just as desirable to the "man on the street" who walks in looking to buy a phone.
Sprint is losing their butt on subsidized iPhones and if someone is going back and forth on which to get, telling them that "The Galaxy Nexus is running the latest and greatest software version right now" could sway their purchase to a phone that Sprint may actually be able to make money on.
Just my $.02
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