T-Mobile LG V30 Oreo rollout paused Comments
41275200- Geric.770
- uSQ
-DLS-, 14 May 2018The problems I'm experiencing seem to match the complains Oreo was getting during the beta and... moreAnd that is why I never update my phone to the major upgrade because of this issues. Maybe Google has to solve this issue. You must report this problem bro before it gets worse!
- -DLS-
- mEA
Geric.770, 14 May 2018Oh. Welp, LG should be ashamed of what they are doing now. Did you already check it out on the... moreThe problems I'm experiencing seem to match the complains Oreo was getting during the beta and after 8.0 was released. Which is core functionality broken in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi problems are a little harder to the average user since it involves mostly only wpa2 enterprise with radius connections.
But Bluetooth was more obvious.
So no, I wouldn't blame LG for core os functionality.
41275200- Geric.770
- uSQ
-DLS-, 14 May 2018Or because Android 8.0 is crap. I'm on the unlocked H930 and the update was so buggy that I ha... moreOh. Welp, LG should be ashamed of what they are doing now. Did you already check it out on their customer service store?
It's not really Google's fault, it's the software customed UI itself because LG is releasing Oreo with Said capabilities, which is to say, to improve the overall usability of the phone.
Maybe you will blame LG electronics for this plaguing issue, not Google itself. :/
- Brandstifter
- vNs
Oh, I guess LG was in a great hurry to issue the 8.0 update as soon as possible. It's not like they had 9 months to polish the update, right?
- -DLS-
- aj%
Geric.770, 14 May 2018T mobile paused the rollout because LG electronics are very tired on making and releasing Oreo... moreOr because Android 8.0 is crap. I'm on the unlocked H930 and the update was so buggy that I had to flash Nougat back. It broke Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and I suspect this is Google's fault. LG should have never release 8.0 and jumped to 8.1 instead.
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