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BreatheElectro
Well-Known Member
So is this a new Froyo update coming via OTA???
Rusty
Android Expert
It does defeat the one click root, however there are re-packaged pre-rooted FRG83 .zips now, so you can flash one of them via custom recovery, such as this one from MoDaCo: http://loadbalancing.modaco.com/dow...date-nexusone-FRG33-rooted-noradio-signed.zip
There is also one as above, but with 5.08 radio (if you're not already using it): http://loadbalancing.modaco.com/dow...update-nexusone-FRG33-rooted-radio-signed.zip
There is also one as above, but with 5.08 radio (if you're not already using it): http://loadbalancing.modaco.com/dow...update-nexusone-FRG33-rooted-radio-signed.zip
inspiron41
Well-Known Member
did you press the power button and volume up button at the same time? that's the next step...
Rusty
Android Expert
turbosol16
Android Enthusiast
I am going to wait a week on this one, I haven't ever seen an OTA yet. I would like to know if T-Mobile will actually push it to my phone or not.
flightwriter
Newbie
Had the OTA waiting for me this morning in ABQ. It took a looooooong time after the install for the phone to reboot.
BreatheElectro
Well-Known Member
I have it downloaded through google's server. But I'm gonna wait till how long until Google pushes the update to me here in Portland, Oregon!
Wow I guess Google want's to pound me over the head with Nexus goodness to ensure I never even think about leaving my N1 again!
Just installed 2.2.1 from Android Central and have to say it is another stellar update.
Not as big of changes as something like Froyo or Gingerbread but after having the update on my Nexus I notice the following 2 things:
1. Nexus One is faster overall
2. WiFi dropping while sleeping issue is fixed!!!
The WiFi issue was the last thing that kept the Nexus from being absolutely perfect and now Google fixes it 2 days after I come back.
It's really hard to accept Google, T-mobile, and HTC customer service as real. Most companies I've had in the past have always delayed updates or never fixed problems. With those 3 companies and their stellar customer service I have to say that this phone is the best I could hope for.
I've already flirted with a 4.3' screen and learned my lesson... I will ALWAYS use a Google developer phone from now on. Period.
(Heres a link if you guys want the 2.2.1 update now like I did http://androinica.com/2010/09/24/nexus-one-gets-updated-to-android-2-2-1-build-frg83/ )
Just installed 2.2.1 from Android Central and have to say it is another stellar update.
Not as big of changes as something like Froyo or Gingerbread but after having the update on my Nexus I notice the following 2 things:
1. Nexus One is faster overall
2. WiFi dropping while sleeping issue is fixed!!!
The WiFi issue was the last thing that kept the Nexus from being absolutely perfect and now Google fixes it 2 days after I come back.
It's really hard to accept Google, T-mobile, and HTC customer service as real. Most companies I've had in the past have always delayed updates or never fixed problems. With those 3 companies and their stellar customer service I have to say that this phone is the best I could hope for.
I've already flirted with a 4.3' screen and learned my lesson... I will ALWAYS use a Google developer phone from now on. Period.
(Heres a link if you guys want the 2.2.1 update now like I did http://androinica.com/2010/09/24/nexus-one-gets-updated-to-android-2-2-1-build-frg83/ )
Weird. It only took me less than a minute to reboot after the update.