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To all those wondering if the update is really going out... Just recieved my update notice on my Incredible at 10:20 pm PST in Mount Vernon Oregon. It took a little longer than 10 minutes for the update to run but I can confirm that I now have it.
It does have a new splash screen on boot like many were wondering and Im still looking trhough it finding all sorts of new stuff. I really hope you all get your taste of Froyo soon!
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FYI (from VZW Support on Twitter):
The update is Over the Air. Yes if you install the update manually you would void your warranty.
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I knew there'd be a catch.
Glad I didn't rush into things.
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I did the androidcentral update, worked perfectly. No issues whatsoever.
All of my apps work, all of my sound preferences carried over. No problems whatsoever.
No rooting required, just follow the instructions and you've got Froyo.
Now, why the couldn't have Verizon just given us this update.zip themselves?
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agreed!!
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Bluetooth didn't work after update. It worked after a reboot. Flash operation: ESPN 3 works (sort of), Hulu doesn't work at all. One excellent benefit if you're using Activesync iwth a corporate MS Exchange server: The security login disappeared. You no longer have to login each time you use your device.
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I have the zip file right now on my machine. I'm just going to rename it to "update.zip" on my computer first, and then port it to the root directory of my SD card that way.
Easier to rename there.
I also pinged http://www.android.com and http://android.clients.google.com to check the IP ranges.
Both of them are the same down to the last subnet. So the addresses are legitimate.
I'm still reading through the posts though. Sorry, but I'm quite skeptic. =P
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got my and didnt load
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Yes I would love to see how they know. I also like to know how the nations "Most Reliable Network" can't even push out an update to everyone in small groups. Sprint's network isn't the best of the best yet everyone got an update the first time. Like wow, right?
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In any case, there really is no business logic that I can tell from that rolling out an update slowly is better for us. Sure, some may not care about it at all, but at least the option to manually install without voiding a warranty should be available. It's almost saying that downloading an update to your computer will void your computer warranty, unless of course they push the update to you..then it's different?? VZ needs to step up...no more Tweeting answers, no more cause I said so, Actual, factual answer as to why they are doing it this way...and yes, i'm calling Verizon out on this one.
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okay did the update from android central. all the **bleep** stress i did waiting, i decided to do it...lol
it was quick and painless besides having to do minor extra steps to do it versus the OTA. it took less than 10 minutes. has everything they said it would. call clarity seems crisp on the speaker the voice dialing is cool. good job to all involved
now i am wondering i thought in this update the home screen would beable to go landscape. correct me if i am wrong but i thought that was one of the changes. froyo is good for you...lol
also i put the "No Lock" app back so i can use any one of the keys to wake the phone and avoid the screen swipe. let me know if there is another option.
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Just installed the update manually. Everything is up and working fine, as it should be and always has when androidcentral posts the info.
1. You absolutely CAN put the file on your desktop to rename before you move it to your phone. It'll work fine. If you do happen to have file extensions turned off so you can't see them in Windows, it gets a little tricky, but still no big deal. Make sure you follow directions and everything will be fine for you.
2. My one major comment is just this - These people were freaking out about receiving this??? Upset because it's taking so long? Why??? It does have different stuff in it, granted, but if this is all it takes to get you up in arms, I'd hate to see you in line at Wal-Mart when someone needs to go check a price. My goodness, I'll bet your head just about explodes.
3. This is how ALL of the updates work. They go out in groups. Always have, always will. Within a couple of days of starting, someone captures the image file and posts it online. It's always the same. If you're new to this, now you know. There isn't any need to get upset and it sure isn't going to make it happen any quicker, I promise. If you want it faster, do it yourself. If you're not new to this and you're still getting mad about it, then you obviously haven't learned anything from the past.
4. Also, as far as the warranty goes, I wouldn't sweat it. The manual update file on AC is the actual file that VZW sends out OTA. It's just that someone grabbed the URL it was coming from so the guys could download it manually and post it. There is absolutely no difference whatsoever in the update that is being installed from Android Central and the one that people are receiving OTA. None. Nada. Zip. There's honestly no way at all for VZW to know what method you used to get the update. Just delete the file from your SD card when you're done.
Anywhooooo... That's it folks. It's all good in the hood. For those of you who have increased blood pressure because of this, I recommend running over to AC and checking them out. Trust me, you'll feel better when you're done. One lesss thing to have a stroke about.