Google Nexus 7 2nd generation

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chengsun said:
before that need preparation, no? developer mode?
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Just download the OTA image
Plug in using USB
Turn on USB debugging
Restart to recovery mode
Run adb sideload command

Easy, not lehceh.

Then continue waiting if the above steps are lehceh. Too bad...
 
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batboyz said:
Just download the OTA image
Plug in using USB
Turn on USB debugging
Restart to recovery mode
Run adb sideload command

Easy, not lehceh.

Then continue waiting if the above steps are lehceh. Too bad...
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Got android 5.0 image file for Nexus 7 2013 LTE? I don't mind sideloading, very easy steps. Run commands only.
 
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batboyz said:
Just download the OTA image
Plug in using USB
Turn on USB debugging
Restart to recovery mode
Run adb sideload command

Easy, not lehceh.

Then continue waiting if the above steps are lehceh. Too bad...
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Is 5.0 laggy? :s11:
 
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batboyz said:
Based on my N7, it's fine, just little bit stuttering here and there. Same as in N5. In fact, heard that also happen on N6. Can always turn off the animation from developer option.
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Hmm okay. In that case I'll probably just stick with Kitkat first then. Wug's toolkit got abit of error so wait till he solves it then head on to 5.0
 
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Rickosw said:
at this slow rate, the main selling point of Nexus products having update FIRST may not hold true liao ...

really slap Google in the face, if other OEM manage to push out Android 5.0 onto their flagshop before Nexus products ...
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Nope...you misunderstood Google's intention for the Nexus line of products.
They were intended for, 1) a reference device for developers and 2) show case stock Android without heavy overlays that impact performance.

They were never developed with the idea to be "FIRST". In fact, what we are seeing now, OEMs like Nvidia and Motorola updating their devices so fast, is the desired outcome ! :D
 
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Good news guys, Q0010 now having time sales till 5pm today. Nexus 7 32GB LTE 2013 version selling $329. Grab it while still last. :s13:
 
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im using 1st gen nexus 7 n recently upgraded to android 5.. n my nexus became super laggy, apps like facebook cant even run properly....

anyone know how to flash back to 4.4?
 
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xgwei said:
im using 1st gen nexus 7 n recently upgraded to android 5.. n my nexus became super laggy, apps like facebook cant even run properly....

anyone know how to flash back to 4.4?
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Flash stock file loh. Use Wug's Nexus rootkit but his toolkit now like got some errors. Wait a while.
 
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Hi all,

My Nexus gen 2 seems like uplorry liao :(

Did a bit of research. When I boot up the tablet, it is unable to get pass the "Google" screen. Any advice on how can I troubleshoot this??

Also, was wondering if there is any repairshop that can provide cheap and quality servicing of the tablet??

Thanks
 
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