So, I told the notification that I'd do it Later...

Post #396,428 by Another Scott 11/19/14 7:17:32 AM Reply	So, I told the notification that I'd do it Later... I dismissed the notification by clicking Later (or similar). Little did I know that since then there would be no indication that the update to L is available. I was going to do the update last night or this morning. It's still MIA. (It doesn't show up in Settings -> About Phone -> System Updates now either.) Dunno if I should be happy or what? Oh well. More waiting... Cheers, Scott.
Post #396,447 by static 11/19/14 9:15:39 PM Reply	Should come back after a week or two. I put off the KitKat upgrade notification on my Xperia, too, eventually clearing it. About two weeks later it re-appeared. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
Post #396,448 by Another Scott 11/19/14 9:58:22 PM Reply	Zooks! I was hoping it would just stop nagging me but still have it be available. Oh well. Thanks for the note! Cheers, Scott.
Post #396,450 by Ashton 11/19/14 10:48:14 PM Reply	C-dissonance Alert! 1) They. are. a. PHONE. Company. 2) Yet.. and yet and I bet you can't just Call Them.. and either find out why it it's not still an option OR ..just get The Phone Company to aim you at its present secrut locale. I so confused by these dances.. :-0 if you missed it, way-back: do rent a copy of The President's Analyst! (From cold-war daze and anticipating CIA-antics by ... a whole Generation! Perfect casting. It's a HOOT.) Hoping you missed previous refs. in these parts. All will be clear in the closing seconds. Spoiler: any more words here. Do not read imdb-anything. ;^>
Post #396,457 by Another Scott 11/19/14 11:44:45 PM Reply	:-) I've seen snippets of it, but not the whole thing. I'll put it on the list. :-) Cheers, Scott.
Post #396,482 by static 11/20/14 6:54:09 PM Reply	The Xperia upgrade notices are nice. By default it just tells you and lets you pick a time, and also by default it won't update over mobile data, but only on WiFi. Unlike Google Play, which wants to upgrade everything at any time. No respect at all for my data plan. Took me a while to figure out how to make it not work if there's no WiFi. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
Post #396,511 by Another Scott 11/21/14 7:36:07 PM Reply	I don't think I've been bitten by that. One of the advantages of working in a building that doesn't get a good cellular signal most of the time. ;-) The Sony phones have looked quite appealing at times. I've kept an eye on them and will certainly consider them next year when I'll be thinking more seriously about something to replace my Nexus 4. Cheers, Scott.
Post #396,518 by static 11/22/14 5:05:24 AM Reply	Been bitten before. When I bought my Xperia, I knew to shut off mobile data until I got home and could configure the WiFi. Glad I did, or Google Play would've downloaded half my mobile data allowance that evening almost without so much as a by-your-leave. Some programmers in Google-land need to spend a few months on a metered, low-data account so they know what much of the world has to live with. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
Post #396,523 by Another Scott 11/22/14 10:04:32 AM Reply	Looks like it's a setting on the Play Store on KitKat. (Dunno if this was not an option before.) Start the PlayStore. Click the 3-bar "hamburger" icon on the left. Click Settings. Under General, click the 2nd line (mine says "Auto-update apps - Auto-update apps over Wi-Fi only"). Change it as needed. I sure hope that L has that too! Thanks. HTH. Cheers, Scott.
Post #396,546 by static 11/23/14 2:39:33 AM Reply	Interesting! I hadn't gone looking since I figured out how to make Google Play work over WiFi only (it's in Settings>Applications). But then, I don't like it auto-updating either. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
Post #396,458 by pwhysall 11/20/14 12:22:41 AM Reply	Sometimes, power-cycling can get this sort of thing to show up
Post #396,462 by Another Scott 11/20/14 8:03:58 AM Reply	Hasn't yet.... I'll try to be patient. :-)
Post #396,507 by scoenye 11/21/14 5:22:22 PM Reply	Do you connect to an Exchange account? https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=74465 See the tail end of the thread We have started getting Android 5.0 on our Nexus devices at work. This removes the stock email client in favour of GMail. Although this removes the issue on this thread, we are unfortunately seeing a new issue with GMail 5.0 on Android 5.0. The new issue is that the sync service keeps crashing.
Post #396,510 by Another Scott 11/21/14 7:32:51 PM Reply	Fortunately, no. Thanks for the warning though. Presumably it'll be fixed fairly soon as I know that's a big deal. Thanks. Cheers, Scott.

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