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There ARE differences. pinch to zoom on google maps doesn't work on the leak, nor does the leak have speech to text. Those are both sweet needed things.Good point! I'm surprised then that the build number is identical. I hope they did make some tweeks to it do to the fact that some have had issues.
Now the question is will those on the leaks get the OTA? Of course we won't know until it's actually released.
That is common with beta software code that has not been cleaned up for final release.
The .pdf shows the phone getting a 77mb OTA, hopefully thats another good thing.
I have serious doubts if that leaked 2.1 is the exact same code as the release; it makes no sense at all.
The ROM designation is not the hallmark to look for; there is the actual size of the software and the md5 checksum or other hash stamp.
All of those theorizing that this will not be 2.1, but maybe 1.5, 1.6, 2.0 please listen up.
1. Verizon already stated in an interview a few months back that the Eris was slated to get 2.1
2. All of these leaks come from Verizon. All of the leaks are of 2.1. We are already on the 3rd version of the leak. Verizon doesn't care that the leak gets out to a few people on a message board because it just means more free Beta testers for them
3. We get the leaks from Verizon because beta testers "Leak" them to the community.
So no more "what if it's not 2.1?" PLEASE.
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Some of the folks that have been around for a little while might remember that the RUU/MRx updates for 1.5 were not quite identical to the OTA updates. The most obvious of these difference were that the OTA updates preserved most of the Sense customizations, user contacts, etc., where the MRx updates reset the phones to a factory state.
The so-called "leak" ROMs are applied in the same way as the RUU/MRx files - they wipe the phone back to "new software + factory" condition, whereas the OTAs from Verizon actually "patched" files in the live OS, rather than replacing everything outright - the OTAs were 4-6 MB, rather than 100 MB.
IMHO, there is no way that Verizon would push an OTA that did a factory reset; the enthusiast folks here or on XDA might put up with that, but the other 99% of Eris users would have a fit. That alone says that it will be different from leakV3. (In the OTA vs. MRx process on 1.5, Verizon tried to make the end results identical, but did not completely succeed at it - MR2 was slightly different from OTA 1.17.605.1 in some very subtle ways.)
Anyone know the signifigance of the date "March 16, 2010"?
Its in the Eris instructions for updating 2.1 >.> look at the notfication bar!
Anyone know the signifigance of the date "March 16, 2010"?
Its in the Eris instructions for updating 2.1 >.> look at the notfication bar!
I really wish they would've put a date on that PDF cause this is going to start another series of riots on the boards about people asking when it's coming.
It better not be the same release as v3! If it is and I'm still having to restart my phone everyday because of lost audio, I will be a bit T'd off if ya know what I mean.