Sony Xperia XA2 and XA2 Ultra's Android 9.0 Pie update restarted
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- Just having a beer
- 3xS
- 03 Apr 2019
Predictive memorys, 03 Apr 2019You must be a new gsma reader. Sonyfans always say it sinc... moreThey are happy with their phone and are often satisfied that is good. But i still havent seen anything related to boot loop
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- Msafwat
- Nkv
- 03 Apr 2019
moton, 03 Apr 2019edit: one handed now works somehow after i disable magnific... moreWhat about recording video in 4k
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- moton
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- 03 Apr 2019
moton, 03 Apr 2019one handed mode no longer works after the update for me
edit: one handed now works somehow after i disable magnification feature . and turn out i cant use them both in the same time , and when i disable magnification feature the theme of my phone change itself (?)
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- Anonymous
- LQv
- 03 Apr 2019
Predictive memorys, 03 Apr 2019The problem is.. xperia's update always looks the same with... moreOther bring new UI every year?
So this is a sign they made a mistake last year then.
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- moton
- u7V
- 03 Apr 2019
one handed mode no longer works after the update for me
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- Furosuto
- aqp
- 03 Apr 2019
Here in Croatia nothing yet,I hope i get the update soon, but I wonder if the error about bricking phones has been resolved yet, since there was no mention of that
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- TRK
- 03 Apr 2019
Predictive memorys, 03 Apr 2019The problem is.. xperia's update always looks the same with... moreWell I guess people have their own opinions regarding Sony's way of doing stock ANDROID huh. I don't mind if they were to either stay like this or change their user interface for the better really, I'm just going with the flow to be honest, and this applies to any other brand if I'm using them. But of course, other's opinions may vary
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- Raza
- JBH
- 03 Apr 2019
Just downloading the update here in Saudi Arabia. Fingers crossed.
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- Anonymous
- n41
- 03 Apr 2019
Predictive memorys, 03 Apr 2019The problem is.. xperia's update always looks the same with... moreIt wasnt like that long long time ago.
When they were sony ericsson they always packed their updates with many many new features and new user interface.
In symbian era, they also creatively used their own ui, Just like what samsung/huawei do today.
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- Predictive memorys
- xhm
- 03 Apr 2019
TheGoldenMellifluous, 03 Apr 2019At least they provide updates, either software upgrade or m... moreThe problem is.. xperia's update always looks the same with the previous version. Same ui, same icons, same features. Boring.
The Other brands take longer time to deliver update. But they always include new ui, new icons, and new features in the updates.
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- 03 Apr 2019
Predictive memorys, 03 Apr 2019You must be a new gsma reader.
Sonyfans always say it sinc... moreBricked devices are caused by system failure during the upgrade process, and even with that in mind, Sony took care of the issue very quickly and created an immediate solution to those that were affected by the error. Nothing is perfect anyway, so things like these are expected to be had in the long run.
When we talk about how the whole Sony software works on Xperias, they are by far the most stable on Android platform, and I assure this, with myself having used a low end Xperia L phone that's virtually as smooth as a flagship phone when it comes to navigation and loading times.
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- Predictive memorys
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- 03 Apr 2019
Just having a beer, 03 Apr 2019Never heard anyone saying this, but i must say that sony do... moreYou must be a new gsma reader.
Sonyfans always say it since 2015.
You can see one of the example here:
https://www.gsmarena.com/reviewcomm-1822p3.php
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- 03 Apr 2019
Anonymous, 03 Apr 2019They've always been bricks, a big ones...At least they provide updates, either software upgrade or monthly security patches tho. Not all OEMs can provide updates, either monthly or even its lifetime span... Better have a not-good-looking phone but being up-to-date than a stylish-phone but rarely given-an-update.
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- Anonymous
- 0Wf
- 03 Apr 2019
They've always been bricks, a big ones...
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- Msafwat
- Dfe
- 03 Apr 2019
I am so afraid to install it i read in sony forums some users complain about the camera app and video recroding.
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- sm4rt4ss
- 3pv
- 03 Apr 2019
I will have to probably wait a couple of weeks for this update in Slovenia. I already tried in Xperia Companion, but no update in sight.
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- The Interpreter
- Egi
- 03 Apr 2019
I received the update yesterday. It was a little over 900 Mb in size. So far it's working great for me. The overall performance is smoother. The UI is more intuitive and the device seems more responsive. The update does not really bring anything groundbreaking but it is nonetheless a great one. I read that some users are noticing weaker battery performance after the update but I have to say that I am noticing quite the opposite. The battery performance actually improved as I have noticed a decrease in battery drain both while the device is idle and in use. The camera app is much better and faster both to launch and to snap picture. A very welcomed improvement is the reduced system files size. While on Oreo , the system files took over 11 GB of storage but now the system files only occupy 8.4 GB. While it's only been a day for me experiencing with the update, I strongly recommend it as I think it really brings the best out of the excellent hardware.
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- Anonymous
- ajZ
- 03 Apr 2019
Amazing devices!
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- Just having a beer
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- 03 Apr 2019
Anonymous, 03 Apr 2019" it resulted in some bricked phones, so it was halted unti... moreNever heard anyone saying this, but i must say that sony does really well in this regards. They do monthly updates on time as well.
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- Anonymous
- n41
- 03 Apr 2019
" it resulted in some bricked phones, so it was halted until issues were resolved. "
But sonyfans always said xperia has the most stable android os. Even more stable than stock android used by other phones.