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[Nexus One General] gibosn6594:
I haven't seen it mentioned, but the issue with Google Voice needing to be tapped twice or crashing after opening is fixed with 72.
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
I thought about going to stock, updating, then rerooting, then I thought "screw it" and decided to wait for the next update.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
What's changed in the alarm clock notification? I've a few issues with the current implementation in 2.1.
[Nexus One General] MaFi0s0:
My edge has been acting up since 2 days ago, cant switch to it manually anymore, that was with FRF50, its still happening now with FRF72.

Try selecting your network operator again, this worked for me.
[Nexus One General] deenn:
how is that? i didn't notice anything different

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[Nexus One General] jcrabapple:
Not sure if this has something to do with FRF72 or what. But it seems that since the update I will get occasional delays in the Swype keyboard. I'll be swyping along and suddenly it will hang, I'll keep swyping words and after a second or two it will catch up and display the words I swyped. Could be a problem in the newest Swype beta too.
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
Thank you, I actually did see one response a few pages back but I considered 1 relatively equal to 0. Anyway glad to know there are multiple others. I realized the second article mentioning the mem boost was reporting on phandeoid which reported the boost so I guess its just a reporting mistake...no biggie I just didn't want to be left out :)
[Nexus One General] ilanad:
I repeat

FRF50 I had 28meg internal showing in SD and phone storage, now have 54meg.

After a few days, it's gone down to 42meg, but there is absolutely an increase.
[Nexus One General] jeehalte:
I updated my phone this morning and my phone has stopped switching between Edge and 3G. It now stays on 3G with a very strong signal.
[Nexus One General] sergey.povzner:
Am I the only one having location detection issues after reboot?

It's easily reproducible: location detection via 3G doesn't work after reboot with wi-fi and gps off. So far I've seen only one other report of a similar problem. This may be not just in FRF72, but in FRF50 as well.
[Nexus One General] platinumandroid:
@ilanad

The reason your internal memory has dropped is due to the browser cached files go to settings,applications,manage applications,all applications,scroll down to browser,tap it,clear cache.hope this helps
[Nexus One General] Bigscout79:
Anyone else having issues with tethering?

frf50 worked great with wpa2 encryption, but I can't connect with it enabled now. Open works fine still.

....

edit:

Scratch that - turns out it was client based not phone that was the problem.
[Nexus One General] :
settings and color scheme. at least i think they are different lol
[Nexus One General] kobecamp2009:
Dial *#*#4636#*#*

Phone Information

Scroll down and make sure its on WCDMA Preferred.
[Nexus One General] ilanad:
I'm not that stupid. Of course it does. I cleared cache just before I installed FRF72 from 50 hence I feel confident that there was an increase in storage there
[Nexus One General] :
Improved garbage cleanup.

You had more garbage that others.
[Nexus One General] seeking:
this might sound dumb but how do i install this update? I have the tmobile nexus one...will it work with that? thanks!
[Nexus One General] :
Eighty-Two.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
yes, are you rooted? if not download update, rename to update.zip, place in root of sd card. shut phone off, hold trackball and power till bootloader comes up, select recovery, then flash zip from sd, and flash the zip...

Or search and find other files if your rooted.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
I follow every number you post.. lmaoo
[Nexus One General] :
Lol, it's kinda sad cause it usually means it's at least a week away.

(I think that's how long they "test" out the rc builds minimum). =/
[Nexus One General] seeking:
nah im not rooted, but thank you for the help. I didnt realize it was just like all the other updates. I appreciate it
[Nexus One General] Erigion:
Yes, I have seen the double tapping issue, but I've never had GV crash.
[Nexus One General] platinumandroid:
@ilanad

Originally Postedby platinumandroid "The reason your internal memory has dropped is due to the browser cached files go to settings,applications,manage applications,all applications,scroll down to browser,tap it,clear cache.hope this helps." (@ilanad) " I'm not that stupid. Of course it does. I cleared cache just before I installed FRF72 from 50 hence I feel confident that there was an increase in storage there." You must be stupid cause that's not what I was saying dumdass the reason your internal memory has declined is due to a bug in froyo,I know there was an increase in internal memory in frf72 from frf50 but if you knew how to read I was telling you to check your browser cache Now and you will see that it is filling up to about 9 or so MB hence why you had an immediate increase in memory and now it has dropped.with this build you will see it necessary to clear the cache a few times a day if you want to see that extra memory. I suggest you read a post more clearly before you embarrass yourself again as I was just trying to help you.
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
I don't want to sound argumentative but you are the only user I've found to have seen the increase. I certainly could've missed some applicable posts but, with all due respect, I continue to have some doubts...
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
Is there any chance that we are stillwaiting because Google is implementing features not in the test version? I haven't read about any bugs that should take this long to iron out, at least not according to the magic I've seen the devs in this forum alone conduct. Call me a dreamer...
[Nexus One General] :
Very small chance we get 82 as final, 83 will turn to Gingerbread!

Google will be announcing some sort of music business plan, hope it has to do with froyo streaming.

Also 83.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Hopefully the same one they demo'd at IO
[Nexus One General] ttnurmi:
I have experienced the same problem. Installed FRF72 yesterday without any probs, today the phone has been very laggy and programs have crashed several time. The reason might also be Google Listen that was updated yesterday or Audible beta I installed yesterday.
[Nexus One General] yachiam:
2.2 for EPE54B

I have a stock EPE54B (sms free).

Will the above 2.2 zip file work for it?

If no - is anyone know where I can find the right version?
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
No memory increases.

News Widget still bonked.

Gallery still remarkably slow.

2 freezes.
[Nexus One General] ultimateb:
I run FR72 and did have a few instances of the browser using 68MB. Crashing all sorts of things cause it ran out of space. Don't know how to reproduce unfortunately :(

Also it seems my exchange link is borked. Can't get it to work again. Ah well, that's what you get for using tests builds :)
[Nexus One General] teihoata:
I use to have this problem nearly everyday, I didn't know what i was doing wrong either lol but yeah my phone says its low on space and its always the browser using up epic amounts of space.

Now Everytime I finish using the browser I just kill everything using advanced task killer or something.
[Nexus One General] JeepFreak:
I had the wifi problem too but this fixed it for me. Thanks!

Billy
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
Interesting. .. ran a few checkins with no response. I wonder if it really is around the corner?
[Nexus One General] McHale:
when the OTA is released, everyone won't suddenly get the OTA and everyone won't get the notification that it's available if they run the checkin.

It's based on IMEI.
[Nexus One General] subramanianv:
I still doubt the final Froyo is released via OTA. The one in the rounds FRF83 is an incremental update for FRF50.

And I haven't seen any FPFXX for the AT&T version N1. The Eclair's build no. is EPE54B on ATT N1. So, I dont think the FRF83 is not final.

But, that does not stop me from running the checkin every 15 mins.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I'm with you. I'm less convinced now that it's final now that I've learned what one of the changes since FRF72 is.
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
still running ere27.1. but I got mine within the first day of google selling he phone, so I was hoping my imei was "low" enough. then again, I ended up updating to 2.1.1 manually anyway.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Care to elaborate?
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Reasons:

1. Only update is from FRF50 or FRF72 to FRF83. NOBODY can provide a link to Google's servers for stock 2.1 to FRF83.

2. FRF83 doesn't contain the Exchange enhancements they bragged about to great fanfare. HUGE oversight.

3. FRF83 is the first version with fingerprinting on paid apps. They need to test this a little before going live.

4. Google hasn't announced the release of the OTA

5. Repeat #1
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
damn thats crazy, maybe its my phone.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Except you didn't cover the bit I was asking about ;)

Elaborate on this but please :)
[Nexus One General] McHale:
from my list:

2. Exchange isn't up to par with what they promised for the final OTA (so lack of change from 72 to 83)

3. 83 is the first build with fingerprinting on paid apps. I'd be VERY surprised if this didn't go through a beta cycle before going public.
[Nexus One General] :
Rumblings about EVO getting 2.2 real soon.

Rumblings about Droid getting 2.2 real soon.

Rumblings about Nexus getting 2.2 real soon.

Sounds like a coordinated release for froyo.

I can't help but think Google is deliberately holding back because of pressure from it's partners. Sad if true.= /
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
So it's not that you learned of a change from 72 to 83 after all then?

It did, they're called FRF50 & FRF72. They allowed it on the Market because they're sure (or at least sure enough) that there aren't any exploits.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
more sad because they have continually said they weren't doing that. Does anyone else find it odd that Google have been saying "soon" for over a month now but HTC and Motorola are giving very good estimates like "mid July"?

-Mc
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
You keep saying this, but it doesn't make much sense to me. Changing the key is not a code change that would need to be tested, I'm sure the relevant code has been well tested and likely hasn't changed much since 2.1. Also, it entirely defeats the purpose of having a separate key for official releases if you issue developer releases that use the production key.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I'll type slower:

THEY DIDN'T FIX CRITICAL ISSUES BETWEEN 72 AND 83

Fingerprinting of paid apps didn't appear in 50 or 72. It first appeared in 83.

Would you consider THAT a change?
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
A change to the Market, not the OS. It's allowed server side by Google, not client side by the phone.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
No. It's not a change to the market. It's a change to the OS to deal with allowing apps to be installed on the SD card.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Except that was in place for FRF50.

Although what native A2SD has to do with a Market fingerprint I don't know.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
A2SD was, but fingerprinting of the app for your device was not. From what I have read in the developers forums anyway...

Remember, I'm still running stock and am bitter about it. All I have is what I read. You're running the latest so have actual experience with it.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Ah I see what you're saying, but that's not how it works :)

The 'fingerprint' is simply the build number being read from the build.prop file. If the Market server reads a build from the file that isn't on it's list... no protected apps.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
There wasn't a change in the code, they just changed the key they were using to the production key. The market fingerprinting was there and working all along, that's exactly why not all apps were showing up in the dev releases.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
no. If I purchase as app and use a utility to copy it to a folder on my SD card and give the card to a buddy, previously he'd be able to install it. That won't work now. It has nothing to do with apps visibility in the marketplace.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
I've tried backing up an app and sending it to a friend in the past. It didn't work, it's not something that's new to FRF83.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
it still works for me with 54B.
[Nexus One General] :
That has more to do with the marketplace application/security measures being implemented.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Possibly down to the app in question or the app used to backup the app then? Dunno.

I tried to pass on the Swype beta using ASTRO, he couldn't install it.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
that's how I got my copy. :) Try Linda. But more importantly, what version were you running when you tried it? I'm still on 2.1 update 1 (54B). Was this with a version of Froyo?
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
That's a good question, it was a while ago and I was drunk. It could have been either ERE27 or FRF50.

There was another app I tried at the same time (forget which) which also didn't work. It wasn't down to him not knowing what to do either. God knows what the deal is lol.
[Nexus One General] lohertz:
I've been using that excuse for a long time.

...What happened between you and ______

....it was a while ago and I was drunk
[Nexus One General] 3demi:
Hi,

I have the same problem. With all the the ROMs based on froyo that i checked (modaco, cyanogen 6, ...)

The media player can't no more play the wav of the voicemail that i received on my mail account ( i can provide a sample wav file)

And also the podcast of the "Radio France" application can t no more be played.

im am back in cynogen mod 5 :-(

Franck
[Nexus One General] SooSpecial:
Any word on an AT&T version? I'm still stuck with 2.1.

I still have my 3GS and already updated to 4 GM. iOS 4 is quite good. I'm actually considering scrapping the N1 and getting an iPhone 4.

Like we're getting Froyo anytime before world cup ends.
[Nexus One General] enlothien:
Certainly looks promising guess we Juz have to wait for N official announcement
[Nexus One General] SuxenNeo:
Who was the kind soul that gave us his log file last time? :rolleyes:

Maybe we should track him down...he might be getting the update soon.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Had they been getting others or did they go FRF50 => FRF72?
[Nexus One General] velenox:
Re: Nexus One FRF72

Looks like this update enhance the browser and flash performance. Source = searching on Google
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I'm also wondering if it's a quick patch to fix some of the issues they have been having with the app store.

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/download-count-problems.html

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/application-visibility-issues.html

Just a wild stab in the dark...
[Nexus One General] :
Seems like google pushes it's weekly updates to employees for testing over the weekends.

That doesn't mean those weekly builds will be released to public though.
[Nexus One General] kostiak:
By definition, a Release Candidate is a version, that if after testing turns out to be ok, becomes the release version unchanged.

Well they found some bugs in the last RC, now they probably fixed it and released another RC. If this time no bugs will be found, this version will become the "real release".
[Nexus One General] McHale:
take this with a grain of salt:

http://www.funclub92.com/keywords/frf72
[Nexus One General] Know-Fear:
WTH...McHale won this thread hands down!

EPIC WIN!
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Hopefully it fixes the damn news widget being broken.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Mine ain't broken.
[Nexus One General] JamieD81:
root your phone. simple.

i have ATT version n1 on Telus in canada, running froyo since leak day.
[Nexus One General] jkpath:
You can root on build EPE54B and running Froyo with Telus (or ATT, Bell) ?
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Offline viewing is broken.

Launches the browser and results in glitchy return to widget. If you open multiple stories you end up with a stack of open tabs in Browser.

I hope none of that is intentional.
[Nexus One General] crazifyngers:
Re: Nexus One FRF72

You sure can just use paul's update zip and its no worries
[Nexus One General] shenlei089:
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[Nexus One General] stuff:
Nice post, sir.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
One may even call it....epic.:D

BTW Noone "deserves" an update...but Google sure as puts pressure on themselves with these delays. Id always prefer they get it right but I always find it odd that these releases have to be all bunched into one. Is there some massive downside to micro updates ?

Heck best update Android has before this was a micro update that gave us MultiTouch on native apps.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
The biggest downside to incremental updates I would say is the level of fragmentation, sure our Nexus's aren't necessarily at the Carriers disposal when it comes to when we'll actually receive the updates, but other devices are at the mercy of their carrier. It would be more efficient to release one finalized update that caters to all needs.
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
They can only do micro-updates if they are spread out one per month or so... they couldn't do a mass micro-update on a weekly basis, plus it would be treating the average end-user as a beta tester, which while we may be ok with, isn't ok to do to the average end user.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Good point about the carrier. I keep forgetting ROMS and direct from Googles arent how most users have it.

I would certainly every few weeks is too much. But small bug fixes tweaks shouldnt take that long. EX Trackball in no way shape or form should be open 6 months down the line. It was figured out ages ago. No reason not to push a quick update for something like that.Holding it back for a major one is just odd to me.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
Well, just to be fair. I don't think that the Nexus One appeals to the average consumer. It is too common that I've been asked "Is that an iPhone", which really irritates me. I am certain that, if the Nexus One sold as many phones as the iPhone did, the changes would have happened much more rapidly
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Since the N1 was picked up by many as a hacker's or developer's phone, why not have a beta program where people can sign up to receive all incremental OS updates? For those that don't want the incremental updates, they just don't sign up. I'd be happy to take an update a day. Hell, on Windows Mobile, there were times I was flashing a new ROM several times a day.

Then they just create a new sub forum, moderated by Google's Android developers, where we can discuss the new OS - offer suggestions, fixes, bugs, etc. Wouldn't this solve all of the whining about "WHERE'S FROYO?" as well as get a better OS in the long run?

-Mc
[Nexus One General] :
There's already something like that, it's callex XDA. =D

Android is open source, so even if they had something set up like that, we'd still be waiting for Google to open source the code.
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
That's an awesome idea. But I think it would become as popular as xda once people find out they can update their phone early. Then it turns more into a support forum for people trying to update their phones and then you probably get a ton of uninsightful comments about bugs or whatever. I know I'd want to update but I probably wouldn't be too helpful. But if you could somehow filter who participates...
[Nexus One General] z0phi3l:
Limiting it to N1 users only is the first step, most of us N1 owners are tech savy to begin with. Heavily oderating threads and comments would be another way, it's not like Google would have to make a big announcement about it, they could easily push out an opt in or out option via OTA update
[Nexus One General] hate_Romania:
so is there a link where we can download this so-called update?
[Nexus One General] cdtan99:
I sort of remember when FRF50 first rolled out. There were a lot of doubters wondering why only one person got it and he's from some media outlet. People all over the world were accusing him of making it all up because twitter, blogs, forums and everything were not exploding with links. Some people waited for morning to come to the US so people would turn on their Nexus Ones and confirm if an update really was available OTA but none was forthcoming until probably 8 to 12 hours after that first guy announced that he received it OTA. Ahh that was a suspenseful time.
[Nexus One General] caliwolv:
I went from an iPhone on launch date to iPhone 3G on launch date. A few weeks back I switched over to the N1, it's less about what phone they used and more about who they are.

So much anger on here towards folks... :cool:

//happy froyo user
[Nexus One General] Bronyr:
RodriguezStyle with o/clock is the froyo for me.

Trackball wakeup is nowhere to be found.

Camera pic size - the only way I could do it is via camera 360 app.

I hope the above will be fixed when FRF72 is nabbed on the web - or simply released by Google officially.
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
As someone who is currently running FRF50 on my N1, obvisouly I'm hoping for Froyo slightly more than the average Joe who is still running a N1 with 2.1.

However, for as much as I want Froyo final... I want everyone to have it. I've seen devices with 1.5 and 1.6, it's a rough boat. I hope that Google/OHA are taking their time on this one to try and get as broad a release as possible.

Like most, I'd assume the N1 would get it first. But I sure hope as many other devices as possible get it as quickly as possible. This will be good for all of them, since they'll see how great Android really is and hasn't forgotten about them. But it will help app makers to have as broad a base on the same version as possible. All around, the more devices that get Froyo, the better for Android and the better for us.

I'd take Froyo right now, if I could. But I'd be happy to wait another month or 2 (lol wut?) if all (capable) devices could get it.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
Hmm, that's not obvious to me at all. I think there's a good chance I'm a little more anxious to get an official update then you are since you already have all the new features in the beta you're running. For you the official froyo will just be a handful of bugfixes, that doesn't sound too exciting.
[Nexus One General] herrwinkler:
Nice sentiment, but I want it first. ME me me. Wah.
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
So you are saying that since I already have FRF50, the jump to FINAL would have less fanfare for me... than for someone stuck on something older... hmm. I see your point.

But I am still quite excited, checking twitter and blogs many times per day just waiting. I'm wondering if since I got my N1 from ebay, if my IMEI number is going to be last on the list. :eek:
[Nexus One General] mbirth:
Well, I'm on FRF50 and I'm eagerly waiting for FRF72 in the hope that I then can update those 6+ apps which are not found in the Market anymore ("Forward Locking"). AppBrain shows them as updatable, but it doesn't work as it also relies on the Market app.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
official Google Response on 2.2:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=488da0ef21660d13&hl=en&start=680

In response to if 2.2 will be released this week:

So there you go...
[Nexus One General] :
Typicall google, what a failure, if they were apple this wouldn't happen.

Bad management, bad directors. shoddy company.

Let's go burn down the googleplex.

/attn1