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baatliwala OP , 2 months ago Iconic release. Material design looked fresh as hell. Shame about the battery life and wake locks though which were never fixed until Android 6.
Iconic release. Material design looked fresh as hell. Shame about the battery life and wake locks though which were never fixed until Android 6.
cron , 2 months ago The design was really great. Everything 4.4 and below looks horribly outdated.
The design was really great. Everything 4.4 and below looks horribly outdated.
Chozo , 2 months ago Part of me misses the short-lived Holo design from the Honeycomb era.
Part of me misses the short-lived Holo design from the Honeycomb era.
fossphi , 2 months ago Good gravy. I still remember the yoloholo and praiseDuarte days
Good gravy. I still remember the yoloholo and praiseDuarte days
agelord , 2 months ago They look outdated because they are more than a decade old.
They look outdated because they are more than a decade old.
AnarchistArtificer , 2 months ago Lollipop was my first Android (I miss my Nexus 6), so I’ll always have a soft spot for it
Lollipop was my first Android (I miss my Nexus 6), so I’ll always have a soft spot for it
Jrockwar , 2 months ago never fixed until Android 6 Android 9 FTFY It wasn’t until my Xiaomi Mi 8 that I could use my phone without babysitting wakelocks. My nexus 6P still had them, and the consequences were quite annoying thanks to the SD810…
never fixed until Android 6 Android 9
FTFY
It wasn’t until my Xiaomi Mi 8 that I could use my phone without babysitting wakelocks. My nexus 6P still had them, and the consequences were quite annoying thanks to the SD810…
mrvictory1 , 2 months ago Lollipop was my first foray into Android and the reason I switched from iOS. FYI, Firefox still supports it.
Lollipop was my first foray into Android and the reason I switched from iOS. FYI, Firefox still supports it.
petrescatraian , 2 months ago Romanian @baatliwala Now I feel old...
@baatliwala Now I feel old...
Moonrise2473 , 2 months ago Android Lollipop was first released in November 2014, nearly 10 years ago False statement from Google, as they know that OEM started to slowly adopt it over months. They still sold Lollipop devices in 2018
Android Lollipop was first released in November 2014, nearly 10 years ago
False statement from Google, as they know that OEM started to slowly adopt it over months. They still sold Lollipop devices in 2018
chemical_cutthroat , 2 months ago That isn’t a false statement at all. They didn’t say they stopped selling it in 2014, only that it was released then.
That isn’t a false statement at all. They didn’t say they stopped selling it in 2014, only that it was released then.
Moonrise2473 , 2 months ago We all know that once a new version gets released, it takes 1-2 years to get to customers in average
We all know that once a new version gets released, it takes 1-2 years to get to customers in average
BearOfaTime , 2 months ago And? Does that somehow change the release date? Also, I was running Lollipop in 2014,so not sure what you’re on about in the first place.
And?
Does that somehow change the release date?
Also, I was running Lollipop in 2014,so not sure what you’re on about in the first place.
Moonrise2473 , 2 months ago When something is adopted routinely with at least one year of delay, yes
When something is adopted routinely with at least one year of delay, yes
Kecessa , 2 months ago “first released” Words, what do they mean, am I right?
“first released”
Words, what do they mean, am I right?
Moonrise2473 , 2 months ago The way it’s worded it seems like it had “iOS -like” adoption rate, where a week after release, everyone got the update
The way it’s worded it seems like it had “iOS -like” adoption rate, where a week after release, everyone got the update
rozPierog , 2 months ago No it isn’t
No it isn’t
youngalfred , 2 months ago Back when material design actually felt like ‘material’
Back when material design actually felt like ‘material’
ByteMe , 2 months ago I liked lollipop a lot but stock android didn’t look as good. Especially the notification bar.
I liked lollipop a lot but stock android didn’t look as good. Especially the notification bar.
youngalfred , 2 months ago Grrr you reminded me that lollipop got rid of the notification ticker. One of the nicest implementations of notifications and they scrapped it for intrusive heads up.
Grrr you reminded me that lollipop got rid of the notification ticker.
One of the nicest implementations of notifications and they scrapped it for intrusive heads up.
BearOfaTime , 2 months ago Preach!!! Give me the ticker back! I disable heads up, permanently. God that’s fucking awful.
Preach!!!
Give me the ticker back!
I disable heads up, permanently. God that’s fucking awful.