MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Are those even OS? never heard before...
Yes, Maemo Harmattan is based on Debian while MeeGo proper is based on Fedora. But both of them are dead now.
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Are those even OS? never heard before...
Yes, Maemo Harmattan is based on Debian while MeeGo proper is based on Fedora. But both of them are dead now.
MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Outdated, useless. Next.I know it is outdated, but it is not useless yet. I am currently waiting to see whether Ubuntu will gain traction, if not, I will most likely go for the next generation of Android phones with 500+ PPI screens (I want to see this in person) and water resistance.
MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Are those even OS? never heard before...
MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Outdated, useless. Next.I know it is outdated, but it is not useless yet. I am currently waiting to see whether Ubuntu will gain traction, if not, I will most likely go for the next generation of Android phones with 500+ PPI screens (I want to see this in person) and water resistance.
MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Outdated, useless. Next.
MeeGo/Harmattan, I am still waiting for a serious mobile OS to happen.
Android 
Android. I use CM sources and customize my ROM according to my needs. Hooray for FOSS!
I'll install CM too, after my next update. I have to factory reset my phone, can't update while rooted, sigh. 
I know things can go wrong, but that's just the user's fault or you are using a terrible built ROM. Apparently I have enough knowledge to root my phone and install several custom ROMS.
Both are easy and my 6 year old cousin knows how to do it. After showing him. You watched a video/read a guide. Nothing special. Yes I read a guide, like everyone else. That's why I said there is pretty much nothing that can go wrong.
Android
Android. I use CM sources and customize my ROM according to my needs. Hooray for FOSS!
There are days in my life, every day i have new custom ROM. Cant decide which one is better
Android. I use CM sources and customize my ROM according to my needs. Hooray for FOSS!
I think you can using Odin. Rooting/installing custom ROM isn't that hard nowadays. There's nothing that can go wrong (unless you go full retard and unplug your phone halfway through 
)
That's not a normal update then and has it's risks.)Yes there is plenty that can go wrong, you obviously don't have enough knowledge on this matter.
I know things can go wrong, but that's just the user's fault or you are using a terrible built ROM. Apparently I have enough knowledge to root my phone and install several custom ROMS.
Well, I've been keeping try by carriers and almost no (if any) T-Mobile has pushed the update yet.
Others will come soon
Well, I've been keeping try by carriers and almost no (if any) T-Mobile has pushed the update yet.
T-Mobile is surely taking its time to update.
dunno man, i dont belive in T-mobile
Will installing the update bri k your phone, or will auto unroot? Currently on root + custom ROM (which auto updates).
You can't have an Android software update on a rooted phone (at least not on S4). Not sure about the rom.I think you can using Odin. Rooting/installing custom ROM isn't that hard nowadays. There's nothing that can go wrong (unless you go full retard and unplug your phone halfway through
)
T-Mobile is surely taking its time to update.
Android powers me but i vote for IOS, it is faster better and it doesent stuck like android.
Except Android is better on NEXUS phones
Except Android is better on NEXUS phones
Yes I read a guide, like everyone else. That's why I said there is pretty much nothing that can go wrong.
Everyone else?No.
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