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Patiently waiting for update on GrapheneOS.
Are they working fast? I install Graphene last week so I have no idea yet…
Last time it took them about a week or less, so they’re pretty fast yeah
Nice!
I’m interested in graphene. Pixel 6 pro do it now or wait until support ends?
GrapheneOS only supports phones that have official Google support - the reasoning is that there’s little point trying to make a phone secure if the closed source drivers no longer get security updates and might be full of vulnerabilities.
Not sure if they’re gonna support newer Android versions on 6/7 series once they go into the security-updates-only support window.
Is there a comprehensive list of all (user-facing) changes and new settings?
I thought Android Police did a pretty good job.
Thanks! In the meantime I also found a video by In Depth Tech Reviews (great channel) in which many changes are shown.
He’s awesome too, already subscribed to his channel. 👍
Pixel 4 says I’m up to date on last year’s OS. 🪦
Yep, Pixel 4 and Pixel 4a will not be getting anymore updates.
With the 4a it’s close to a scam. But what do you expect from Goo “Don’t be evil” gle?
I agree entirely with that sentiment. With this absurd abandonment of the 4a, the constant reports of owners not being able to dial 911, and my 4a randomly deciding one day to go into “emergency mode” and begin calling 911 on its own (while the phone was in my hand, I was just checking email, finger was nowhere near the power button to activate “emergency mode”), and the fact that the feature gap between Android and iOS is becoming narrower and narrower, I am seriously considering going back to iPhone 🙄
Just reporting in. Pixel 7 on T-Mobile and nothing yet. I tried that trick by turning off the SIM and checked over Wi-Fi too and nothing. I’ll get it when I get it, no big deal.
Ditto, looked at the side loading options too, and it just seems like a lot of fuss in just to get the update up-to a week or so early.
I tried sideloading an update several times earlier this year and just had a lot of problems. It kept failing half way through and I got annoyed and gave up. Back in the Cyanogenmod days I would flash updates almost every week. I’ve just reached a point where I don’t feel like messing with all that shit anymore. So I’ll wait. lol
Oh man, Cyanogen, nostalgia rush! I had that on my Motorola Cliq!
It breathed life into my Captivate and Infuse phones, beautifully at that. I miss the boldness of Android then.
Man I had a Captivate and then a Skyrocket, but my first Android phone was an HTC Aria. That thing was so tiny! lol
Ah, HTC… They were my first smartphone, though it was old school WinMo slider. I later had the m8, which I still miss dearly…
So I broke down and just sideloaded it hahaha! It actually worked perfectly the very first time. I just followed this video.
https://9to5google.com/2023/04/27/how-to-sideload-ota-updates-on-your-google-pixel/
Hasn’t made it to my pixel 7 on Google Fi either (Ohio).
Not getting it yet on my international 7 pro. Hopefully soon
Downloading it now. Pixel 6 in Poland.
Be super keen if a bit more effort was put into “themed icons” where it uses a monochrome icon for each of the apps to force them to use your selected theme pallet. I’ve got no idea why there isn’t an option on the app level to override the default icon so that every app, regardless of how stubborn the developers are will be consistent.
There were traces in the code about the forced solution I saw a couple of months ago in an article. Apparently it didn’t make it into the final version which is a shame.
I side loaded it and it works great!
Just installed. Pixel 7a, Germany. It booted 😂
Thanks! Installing now, 6a in Europe.
It will take days or weeks for the rollout to complete. If you want it before then, you can download the OTAs and sideload them from here: https://developers.google.com/android/ota
Hasn’t Android had a thing for a while where it gives update priority to people who manually check for updates? Like, my phone (7a) didn’t say an update was available, but then I clicked the “Check for update” button, and now it said Android 14 is available.
So I don’t think anyone who really wants the update soon needs to sideload the OTA, just check for an update and you’ll probably get it.
This sounds vaguely familiar. FWIW, I am still not seeing 14 on my Pixel 7 despite manually checking a bunch of times.
I’ve just checked now (Pixel 7a, Catalonia) and it’s upgrading to 14
I always do that. I think I only waited once, it notified me like 4 days later. But when I go into the settings and manually search for the update, it always gives me the update as soon as it’s announced.
I always got updates on the day one. Is this american thing (because americans buy phones modified by their carrier)?
I got my phone unlocked directly from Google, but I think it might still get held back based on my network. I’m not sure what the current state of this is. Historically at least, yes, it’s been a clusterfuck with US networks.
Anyone by chance have the build number for the stable version?
I’m going to assume I didn’t get silently updated from the beta to stable (especially since it’s only now getting late over here, and OTAs normally only auto-install for me around 2AM), but I’d like to check just to be sure.
UP1A.231005.007
Ah, thanks! I am definitely not on that build yet then, looks like I’ll just wait for the OTA (or I suppose I could sideload it, but its not that big of a deal).
2:20 ET America T-Mobile: Nothing yet (Unlocked P7 Pro)
Live in Canada.
Interesting how yours wasn’t weirdly quoted, I already thought it looked a bit strange. I’m on Pixel 6.
Yeah, that’s really weird, you’d think all builds for different devices went through the same build pipeline. I’m on 7a
Mine too is n quotes, also pixel 6
Pixel 6 pro, Vietnam
got it in New Zealand 😎
