Here's a minor inconvenience.
Lock Screen > Swipe right (regardless of where on the screen) to unlock = Phone Dialer
Lock Screen > Swipe left (regardless of where on the screen) to unlock = Camera
Lock Screen > Swipe up to unlock = Unlock
Lock Screen > Swipe down to unlock = Expand Notifications
I'm just used to swiping anything, anywhere on 4.4.4 and unlocking
That new way to transfer all apps and logins during setup via NFC is pretty convenient. Just did a fresh install on my nexus 7 and it's installing everything for me.
Report back in if all of your data for your games and apps sync.
What do you all think about chrome merging tabs in with the app switcher? I like the idea in theory but still would have rather had the tab menu inside of chrome still. It's nice to be able to go directly to an open tab from another app, but it seems like the old way was easier to switch between tabs while actually in chrome.
What do you all think about chrome merging tabs in with the app switcher? I like the idea in theory but still would have rather had the tab menu inside of chrome still. It's nice to be able to go directly to an open tab from another app, but it seems like the old way was easier to switch between tabs while actually in chrome.
Other annoyances.... Holding down the lock/power button would give you an easy way to vibrate/silence speaker/airplane mode. Now it just shows 'power down.' An alternate method is to use the volume down button. At least that works even from the lock screen..
Other than that, I'm liking what I see so far. It's honestly not a big update over KitKat to merit the 5.0 numbering, but oh well.
Yeah, this used to require third party applications. Both Android and iOS have needed this for years IMO. I'm surprised it wasn't included much earlier.Screen pinning is awesome! I have a 2 year old and I always wanted that!
Anyone try 5.0 on their 1st gen nexus 7?
You're so wrong.
But it still shows your ignorance on the matter.
Performance on the 2012 Nexus 7 still sucks. In fact, it's a bit worse in 5.0 Lollipop.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/11/lollipop-on-the-2012-nexus-7-not-great-but-not-much-worse/
Did you read the article? They said app loads were "tenths of a second" slower. Their conclusion is that it didn't improve the Nexus 7, but it didn't ruin it either.
Performance on the 2012 Nexus 7 still sucks. In fact, it's a bit worse in 5.0 Lollipop.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/11/lollipop-on-the-2012-nexus-7-not-great-but-not-much-worse/
Did you read the article? They said app loads were "tenths of a second" slower. Their conclusion is that it didn't improve the Nexus 7, but it didn't ruin it either.
As for performance, the bad news is that things are a little slower, but the good news is that the differences are usually pretty tiny.
Wow... someone's feelings got hurt.
It's feel that strong about a free software update, it's time to get some sun and fun.
it's gonna be either optimizations needed or the K1 processor isn't as good as they say.
Performance on the 2012 Nexus 7 still sucks. In fact, it's a bit worse in 5.0 Lollipop.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/11/lollipop-on-the-2012-nexus-7-not-great-but-not-much-worse/