• Avid Amoeba
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      161 year ago

      It’s a nice place to be, living the boring OS life with nothing breaking, updating without ever factory resetting.

      • @[email protected]
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        71 year ago

        It means the OS is maturing, and has all th most necessary things. It is a good thing, indeed.

        And yeah, our magic bricks have gotten to the point where it’s almost difficult to know what more one could want.

      • @9point6
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        Man I remember scouring the XDA forums every other week for the ROM that provided the best combo of battery life, performance and features and having tens to pick from just for my phone

        I’ve not even bothered rooting my phone for years

        • Avid Amoeba
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          11 year ago

          Same. I haven’t rooted or flashed anything since my first OG Pixel.

    • @[email protected]
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      I’m actually pretty excited for this version due to app cloning being added to AOSP, as well for predictive back, but IMO that will be something that will take a couple of years before it gets going to the point where we couldn’t imagine living without it.

      Android 13 that was rather eeeh, but that one was mostly a refinement over 12

      • @scottywh
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        11 year ago

        I’m liking 13 but not really interested in 14 with the screwing with Certificate Authority handling.

    • LCP
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      71 year ago

      The reduction in features/openness is definitely noticed each update…

    • JWBananas
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      51 year ago

      Never would I have imagined so quickly going from “I need an unlocked bootloader so I can have new, now” to “Ugh, what are they changing this time?”

    • Zorque
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      31 year ago

      Me too!

      It’s totally not because my phone stopped getting them two versions ago…

    • Pasta Dental
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      31 year ago

      store credits/gift cards can expire in (I assume you are in) the USA? If so thats fucked up

        • @davidgro
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          31 year ago

          To me it seems like buying a $1,000 phone should count as purchasing the store credits. But no, I had to spend them on Chromecasts and stuff.

          • Pasta Dental
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            21 year ago

            Eh I guess it could still be used to purchase a phone and then use that for a trade in

      • @[email protected]
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        I think mine says it expires and I’m in Canada. I didn’t think they could expire though but not sure since I didn’t technically give them money so they might be able to, cause I know there are exceptions. Yep got an email in August saying use it soon as it expires Oct. 11 2023

  • @psychic717
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    81 year ago

    One month… I get delaying it, but why not a week instead of a whole month when betas are supposedly over?

  • @Mikey_donuts
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    41 year ago

    I’m on the beta now and I haven’t seen any major bugs. Seems kind of strange to bump it a whole month. I wonder if they are going to release one more beta?

  • Dog
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    21 year ago

    How surprising.