Surely all Android users have had problems from time to time with all Android updates released to date. This is because it is not always possible to repair all errors at once, we can even call them prototypes. When things will be perfect, no one knows, but it does not take much more. The Kitkat is the latest version of Android released for the Nexus 5 and now began to be released for the Nexus 4, Nexus 10 and Nexus 7. Google also released the update for the HTC One Play Edition and Samsung Galaxy S4 Play Edition.
Now with the new release of Google, things seem to have changed for the better.
Lately
the owners of Nexus 4, Nexus and Nexus 7 5 reported several problems after installing Android 4.4 KitKat.
So far, Google has failed to respond to reports of problems affecting users.
These problems are a little out of the ordinary, can usually smartphones and tablets Nexus receive updates first and the tests always run perfectly
Among the most common situations are:.
- -Home button not working
- Dialler does not work
- Lock-screen to freeze
- Immense power consumption
- Keyboard with lag
- sudden closure
- failures in video performance
Not all devices are affected but it gets to be long enough to become a real issue for Google. However, there are so many reports that it is impossible to respond to everyone. Many users are naturally furious at not receiving a response of any kind.
arose still a thread on the forums from Google that shows the scale of the problems to which Google responded:
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Google has yet to reveal when or if there will be an update to the update, but reports suggest that Android 4.4.1 is not far away.
All these problems, in a way, already be expected, since updates typically require other updates until all the bugs are fixed.
And this is normal, people are human, and sometimes can not handle everything at once.
However, hopefully in the near future we can all enjoy an Android absolutely perfect, free from any kind of high maximum effectiveness and failures.
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