[Samsung Galaxy S5] Infos, questions, liens

[sniper]

de toute maniere le touchwiz sur le S5, le Note 4 et l'Alpha sera identique

donc que sa soit la 4.4.2 ou 4.4.4 pas grosses difference a part des corrections et optimisations systeme.

Ca serait bien que SGH refasse une refonte de sa surcouche a l'avenir et proposer quelque chose d'innovant - un peu comme HTC avec sense 6.0 ou apple avec IOS 7

[-Philippe-]

Android 4.4.4 KitKat for the Samsung Galaxy S5

 

 

 

 

The Samsung Galaxy S5 on Verizon is receiving an over-the-air update today bumping Android to version 4.4.4 KitKat. The update weighs 346MB and fixes an issue with Bluetooth audio. Hopefully, there won't be the occasional loss of audio when using certain Bluetooth headsets anymore.

 

 

 

Additionally, there are some security patches part of Android 4.4.4. There aren't any changes regarding the user interface of any other features of the phone.

 

You can also check out the source link to the XDA Developer forums thread, where Verizon Galaxy S5 users are discussing the update. There, you'll also find the download link for the update, in case Verizon hasn't sent it out to you yet and you feel like flashing it manually.

 

 

http://www.gsmarena.com/verizon_launches_android_444_kitkat_for_the_samsung_galaxy_s5-news-9608.php

[sniper]

le S5 commence a me peter les ..... avec son autonomie de ......... :2long: :2long: depuis quelques jour c'est la feta salakys - l'heure du changement est arrivé :woot2: :woot2:

[sniper]

La version XXU1ANG9 est disponible en version XEF pour le S5

Le fait de l'avoir flasher m'as permis de pouvoir faire une journée complétè sans utiliser le mode économie d’énergie - ce qui est au final pas si mal

Sinon la version 4.4.4 c'est pour fin septembre

Modifié le 20 septembre 2014 par sniper

[Invité vapeman]

le S5 commence a me peter les ..... avec son autonomie de ......... :2long: :2long: depuis quelques jour c'est la feta salakys - l'heure du changement est arrivé :woot2: :woot2:

perso je fini mes journées à 50/60 % d'autonomie restante ! le plus bas où je suis descendu c'est 36% ... et pourtant je l'utilise beaucoup !

[sniper]

T as le mode eco active ??

[Invité vapeman]

oui car ça ne change rien à mon utilisation ni à la qualité d'exécution !

Modifié le 20 septembre 2014 par vapeman

[sniper]

La suis a 50 % en restant

[Invité vapeman]

à part la qualité photo en faible luminosité je n'ai pas grand chose à lui reprocher ...

[sniper]

C est un bon produit

[MrGSM]

Moi aussi, mon S5 a une très bonne autonomie en comparant avec mes ex Galaxy S, je crois que Samsung a fait des progrès la dessus.

[-Philippe-]

By all accounts, Android L's release is coming soon, perhaps even this month (or in November). We've known for months what Google wants its next mobile OS version to look like, since the company's already presented its new Material Design. But what about the different phone makers? They've so far gotten used to modifying the looks of stock Android quite a lot, so it's interesting to see how they'll approach this version.

And now we can get a look at what Samsung's interpretation of Android L will look like, as someone got their hands on a pre-release build of the new OS for the Galaxy S5. This build is said to be very slow and buggy, so there's clearly a lot of work that Samsung still has to do (and this is the reason why it hasn't been made available for download).

Android L for Samsung Galaxy S5 screenshots

If you were hoping that Samsung would give up on its TouchWiz UI overlay entirely, well, you were wrong. Samsung's Android L doesn't look like Google's Android L - not entirely. There are many similarities, though, and it's nice to see Samsung finally change some design bits that have been left pretty much unaltered for years.

Take for example the Settings menu. This is now white, and not blue. On the other hand, the quick settings in the notification shade look very similar to those in Samsung's KitKat release for the Galaxy S5.

More screenshots showing Android L on the Galaxy S5

The good thing is that Samsung's built-in apps (such as Dialer, Memo, Clock, and so on) have been redesigned according to Material Design guidelines (though they aren't finished yet, as they have no animations at this point).

The new lock screen from Google's Android L makes an appearance in Samsung's vision, but sadly the amount of notifications it can show is only two (compared to four in the stock OS).

To get a better idea about what you can expect from Samsung's Android L update for the Galaxy S5, watch the video below.

 

http://www.gsmarena.com/android_l_build_for_samsung_galaxy_s5_gets_previewed-news-9825.php

[sniper]

bon pas de mise a jour 4.4.4 pour le S5 pour le moment.

[MrGSM]

Je ne suis pas trop attentif à ce sujet, car il n'y aurait pas de sensation de difference, pour moi les OS 4.4.2 stocks sont stables.

[JPeg92]

En effet, je pense que la 4.4.4 n'apportera pas grand chose, je préfère qu'ils bossent dur sur la maj Android L.