Android L discussion thread
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6 months to 1 year later since the day the Google officially rolled out L version
Probably around 3 months after Google releases it, but they say they changed the release method to this new one to allow faster updates for OEMs.
Nice try, troll.6 months to 1 year later since the day the Google officially rolled out L version
This is my first SamSung phone. If the phone doesn't get supported for at least 3 years, this will be my last SamSung phone for sure
This is my first SamSung phone. If the phone doesn't get supported for at least 3 years, this will be my last SamSung phone for sure
You may start thinking about other manufacturers at this time. 2 years max you may get for any mobile in today's market.
http://www.candywarehouse.com/assets/item/regular/nestle-lion-bar-131851-im.jpg Android Lion mabie?
Random news about L version i just read. Posting as there aint much in this thread.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2391020/google-paves-way-for-64bit-android-l-devices-by-year-end.html
Random news about L version i just read. Posting as there aint much in this thread.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2391020/google-paves-way-for-64bit-android-l-devices-by-year-end.html
Not even Nexus devices get support for such a long time. You can't be for real.This is my first SamSung phone. If the phone doesn't get supported for at least 3 years, this will be my last SamSung phone for sure
That's what I literally mean :silly:
I question mark the Android lifecycle support policies generally and SamSung specifically. As you're all aware of that if you're Windows Phone or iOS user, you will get the best of it for at least 4 years :good:
In terms of visual design, what is most likely going to change when Samsung puts Touchwiz on it? Do you think most of the card style interface will remain? what about the bright contrasting colour theme?
This is my first SamSung phone. If the phone doesn't get supported for at least 3 years, this will be my last SamSung phone for sure
I accidentally hit the thanks button...
You should probably get an iPhone
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I assume not much since Google is doing its best to limit OEM skinning on android
Guys its too soon to talk about Android L now cuz it is still under development from google and after its release in Fall as they assume, Samsung will then take it and develop it itself to be compatible with touchwiz and all bloat ware then test and then release to public and in phases not all at once.
I assume it will take 6 to 7 months, maybe when S6 arrives will arrive with new android L.
I assume it will take 6 to 7 months, maybe when S6 arrives will arrive with new android L.
I plan to start development for auto extension of L. However I am curious about supporting it from car makers. Did Google already shared info which maker will make HU compatible with Android L? What kind of interface do they plan to use? I assume BT isn't sufficient for transferring video.
1. Brightness slider in notification bar
2. Battery saver
3. Pop-up notification
4. DND
5. Knox
^^ All these above are already present in many Samsung phone. Stock Android have lot of catching up to do with OEM software in terms of actual usability.
UI tweaks for me is the last thing I am worried about.
2. Battery saver
3. Pop-up notification
4. DND
5. Knox
^^ All these above are already present in many Samsung phone. Stock Android have lot of catching up to do with OEM software in terms of actual usability.
UI tweaks for me is the last thing I am worried about.
However they are requiring all OEMs to have all the features from android L present in their skins. This might transfer over to the new layering design of android L
Sure but Google's still playing catch up with OEMs' skins. My guess is that we won't see much of a difference in appearance, but we'll have awesome performance on Samsung's top hardware.
"Android L Lets You Keep Your Home Wi-Fi Password Secret"
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/android-l-secure-wifi-sharing,news-19079.html
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/android-l-secure-wifi-sharing,news-19079.html
Which windows phones have been proven to be updated for such a long time? If I remember correctly none of their phones could go from 7 to 8 lol. Anyway, most people only keep their phones for 2 years, so the requirement of 4 years is a bit mad....
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Probably around 3 months after Google releases it, but they say they changed the release method to this new one to allow faster updates for OEMs.
Nice try, troll.6 months to 1 year later since the day the Google officially rolled out L version
1This is my first SamSung phone. If the phone doesn't get supported for at least 3 years, this will be my last SamSung phone for sure
I accidentally hit the thanks button...
You should probably get an iPhone
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