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GINGERBREAD ?????????
Why dosen"t anyone from at&t, let us know when we will recieve gingerbread updates for infuse and captivate??? Does anyone from at&t ever read these messages??
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Why dosen"t anyone from at&t, let us know when we will recieve gingerbread updates for infuse and captivate??? Does anyone from at&t ever read these messages??
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htc-davis
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12 years ago
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Ann154
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13 years ago
http://forums.att.com/t5/Android-Community-Discussion/AT-amp-T-s-commitment-to-Android-upgrades/td-p/2919547
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tss2009
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13 years ago
Yes , i"ve searched the forums!
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RicoLX
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13 years ago
ATT is the slowest in releasing updates , mainly because they want their footprint in everything. If you are bold enough to not wait on att, and want the update early, go to sites like xda and see what they've got going on, might fine an early release there if you're lucky.
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ghiscott
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13 years ago
ATT- By dragging your feet in providing software updates to your phones, you are setting up the userbase to be fooled into downloading and installing bootleg software from the Internet. The temptation to download one of these custom roms increases as the time since updates are made available grows.
By doing this you are making the Apple product more powerful because they release updates in a timely and periodic manner. You are lessening the brand of Android but taking so long. Apple really loves you guys! Just keep fueling their engine! Someday, perhaps they will be telling you how to run your business!
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rgholston4435
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13 years ago
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hquinones2137
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13 years ago
Thankfully, Verizon is coming to Alaska next year. As all other infuse customers, and Android fans, I've had enough! Ice Cream sandwich will be out next month and no gingerbread for the infuse yet! I guess it's fine now a days to puchase a smartphone and have it become obsolete 3 months later. Bottom line is, I'll be moving to Verizon, first in line, even if it means getting the iPhone! Great job AT&T!
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JustTim
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12 years ago
I have been with AT&T since 2005 but I am planning on paying the early termination and going to verizon or I will be rooting my phone, one way or another I WILL get what I want. Enough is enough !!! They dont even have a good avatar for my captivate since its not 4g and I didnt see a Samsung label in the vendor section of the avatars go figure
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Entropy512
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12 years ago
Which problems? If you want something fairly stable, go with one of the firmwares based on UXKG3 - that's not a bootleg, it's official Rogers Canadian firmware. It is possible to get bone-stock UXKG3, but to be honest, alternatives like Infused v2.x provide a better experience (debloating, cleanup, and backporting of the camera libraries from the UCKI3 leak, which is about the only good thing from the UCKI3 leak.)
The only thing you'll lose by going to Rogers Gingerbread for the Infuse is HDMI at this point.
If you're on a Captivate - that is so close to the I9000 hardware-wise that it can run stock I9000 ROMs with very little modification, and the required modifications have been identified. As a result there are some EXTREMELY stable ROMs for the Captivate, such as Serendipity VII (which also ran great on the Infuse.)
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dineshbaj
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12 years ago
If I would install the I9000 ROMs wont AT&T regulations be violated? Will it affect my contract with AT&T? If no how do I get this update? Can you please post a link for the update?
Thanks
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