Except that they've pushed their fair share of late buggy updates.I rather Verizon be slow with the update to get the bugs out first then for us to have a lot of problems after the update...
Amen to that. I liked my Note4 before LollipopExcept that they've pushed their fair share of late buggy updates.
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They need to push out the note 4 update already.....
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Hallelujah
Not really VZW's fault, though.Except that they've pushed their fair share of late buggy updates.
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Yes & no. They make their own tweaks. If nothing else, you'd think whatever "testing" they claim to do for their certification would catch those bugs.Not really VZW's fault, though.
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Not really VZW's fault, though.
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Well what are they doing during that "certification" process? I know I've heard that term tossed around many times over the years. Verizon certifies these updates. I've read things that said they have their own vetting process.
All they need do is bring back SD Card and I'm all in.Just so glad that I went with a Nexus last time I bought a phone so I don't have to worry about this.
Manufacturers can definitely be slow to push out updates and I'll concede what someone else said earlier that VZW has beaten AT&T to the punch a couple/few times recently, but that's not been the case historically.
There's something different in that VZW one. Some amount of the pixie dust that just wouldn't work. I'll bet ya'.If you're going to base your argument on the manufacturer doing their thing to make the update work on their devices and then handing it off to the carrier to sprinkle their pixie dust (love that, btw), then there should be no excuse for VZW releasing the Note 4 lollipop update CONSIDERABLY later than @mountainbikermark got the "same" update on his AT&T Note 4.