anon (anon.delete@this.anon.com) on December 10, 2014 4:15 am wrote:
> I don't understand your response -- it is saying a lot, in fact it is saying
> exactly that the Apple problems were credible and not just anecdotes.

I meant that a vendor not acknowledging a problem doesn't mean that the problem isn't there. In Apple's case it was hard to deny it consider it had struck a significant number of users. In Google's case they don't seem to care much, possibly because the actual user-base of Nexus devices upgrading to Lollipop is a lot smaller than Apple's and besides most other Android users will be at the mercy of their vendors anyway.

> I'm not doubting there are problems, but the link indicates that the recommended
> procedure is to upgrade when the OTA image is ready. Is it true that flashing with
> this factory image is something that mainly developers and enthusiasts would do?

I did the upgrade using the OTA image; I'm now considering of flashing the factory image in the hope it fixes my problems.