[dave0holla]

Hooray Hooray to all my fellow ATT brethren.

i'm glad we finally got a update although it was ridiculous that it took this long. My question is to those who have updated to this release but had been previously on a higher release. is it worth going back??? or should I just hold tight with the 4543??

[thurask]

If I was on AT&T I'd stick with .4543, unless something goes horribly wrong.

[jgrobertson]

Same question but regards 10.1.0.2342 leak. Update attempt tell me that I already have current software. So should I jump through hoops for this Official AT&T release or stay with what I have? OR go to the 10.2? I am not up for putting on an alpha/beta version with a lot of bugs and disabled features. Is the 10.2 leak reasonably clean?

[bradu1]

I'm wondering the same thing. I gotb4543 and haven't seen LTE since I did. Think something is off with the radio? Would going with ATT fix it?

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[urbnimports]

Stick with 4543 I have that now on ATT and it works great. .2342 works as well but 4543 fixed a few issues and has been running strong.

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[bradu1]

Stick with 4543 I have that now on ATT and it works great. .2342 works as well but 4543 fixed a few issues and has been running strong.

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Do you get LTE?

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[eyecrispy]

I'm on 2354 and wondering if I should flash the official AT&T as well or go to 4543? I need vvm and fb notifications back in the hub.

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[John Gee]

I am sticking with the leak I installed a week ago: Z10STL100-3 10.1.0.2354. No random reboots for over a week now and some great text editing enhancements.

From here on in, I am not going to wait for AT&T anymore.

So, I'm going to keep an eye out for a stable 10.2 leak.... or whatever stable leak supports "headless"/autostart apps.



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[CeCoQ]

10.1.0.4543 is the best, I am on AT&T .

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[urbnimports]

Yes I get LTE

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[KenV54]

10.1.0.4543 is the best, I am on AT&T .

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It (4523) may be the best for AT&T but I'm sticking with 2354/1881 which is working great. It may be missing a couple new features that 4523 has--I don't know what--but there are zero problems for me. And I'm not upgrading to 10.2 until all the bugs are worked out, despite the new 10.2 features.

I certainly can't see any reason to "upgrade" to the AT&T official version from either 2354 or 4523, and in any case it may not be an upgrade. And I hear some of the AT&T users are having problems with the new official 10.1.

[newcollector]

Hooray Hooray to all my fellow ATT brethren.

i'm glad we finally got a update although it was ridiculous that it took this long. My question is to those who have updated to this release but had been previously on a higher release. is it worth going back??? or should I just hold tight with the 4543??

Hold tight to what you have. Don't go down. Stay where you are until something better comes along. Why mess with success? Lord love a duck, no!

I think any of these answers should just about cover it.

[OldSkoolVWLover]

So, I'm going to keep an eye out for a stable 10.2 leak.... or whatever stable leak supports "headless"/autostart apps.

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I was thinking about this earlier, even if you have 10.2, the app has to be updated to support headless apps. So I'm wondering when we will see releases of version the dev has marked 10.2 stable. I haven't seen any mention of any apps running headless yet, but I haven't waded through all the 10.2 stuff yet.

[scrannel]

When I was waiting for T-Mo to come up with an update, I read that 2025 (the one T-mo did bring out) was very stable due to the relationship between the OS and the radio, not just the OS itself. Now, I'm not an expert, but I suspect there's more to all this than just an OS number. I'm sticking with the official release because I want the MR that gets me wifi-calling, but that's just a T-mo issue.

[CeCoQ]

How do you upgrade when the version you have is higher? Higher version should always be better....

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[OldSkoolVWLover]

How do you upgrade when the version you have is higher? Higher version should always be better....

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You've gotta remember leaks are higher versions but can also be chopped together, maybe not better in every aspect. 10.2 is higher than any official release and can't make calls. The higher versions aren't always release versions so you can't say every higher version is a better version.

From what I have seen you downgrade and then can OTA or maybe load the version directly from link.

[cjmcmillion]

I'm on. 4633 seems to working good here I'm wanting to try one of the hybrids out when they become more stable... I'm getting lte just about everywhere here in Fort Wayne Indiana

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[Gearheadaddy]

I just loaded 4633, Smooth and Quick...

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[CeCoQ]

You've gotta remember leaks are higher versions but can also be chopped together, maybe not better in every aspect. 10.2 is higher than any official release and can't make calls. The higher versions aren't always release versions so you can't say every higher version is a better version.

From what I have seen you downgrade and then can OTA or maybe load the version directly from link.

If you really want to make calls and not worry about anything use the carrier version. 10.2 is still a test version. People go more about new features. And 10.2 is build based on 10.1. 10.2 has better features and handle lots of things in a better way, if the calls font work it's because there isn't a compatible radio for it. Like the most recent versions are OS only.

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