jiggar:

"Taps mic and clears throat"

I think you should try Titanium Backup.
It can backup both data and apk.

Hope this helps.

"Drops mic and leaves"

Oahray:
oh please... Marshmallow is in the sixth month of availability to users, and the 6.0.1 update was released barely 2 weeks ago. Unless you are on stock Android, it's unlikely you have received the update. And yes, it IS a new thing.

jiggar:

"Taps mic and clears throat"

You are absolutely right.
From my tiny, winy experience, no other custom rom comes close to cyanogenmod 13. It's simply sweet.

"Drops mic and leaves"

jiggar:

"Taps mic and clears throat"

You are absolutely right.
From my tiny, winy experience, no other custom rom comes close to cyanogenmod 13. It's simply sweet.

"Drops mic and leaves"

cecegorz:
Since I upgraded my S4 then to Lollipop and the ensuing crashing that followed eh...

Not sure I will ever upgrade any Android OS, any phone I buy now will live and die with it's own factory OS.

It's clear that Android hardly tests their new OS extensively before pushing to consumers to mess up and crash their devices.

greenhulk:


Actually there is no rom better than the ota pushed by OEMs. All cm roms come with bugs, except those meant for phones running stock android. people overlook these bugs because the roms are always smooth. It is either camera is crashing or double tap to wake doesn't work (for phones with that function) or double tap home button to launch camera doesn't work for Samsung phones, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, etc. cm roms are good for people that like stock and can livue with some bugs...Never perfect.

2cato:
Ours is to consume and not to complain

sureinfo:
5. Marshmallow data problems:
You may start experiencing occassional data disconnection and in most cases the network data wouldn't even come on.


Are u sure about this or just assuming?

srrrr:
Marshmallow is more matured than lollipop. I think marshmallow works best on new chipsets with 64bit support.
Waiting for the roll out of android N with its Multi window support

jiggar:

"Taps mic and clears throat"

You are absolutely right.
From my tiny, winy experience, no other custom rom comes close to cyanogenmod 13. It's simply sweet.

"Drops mic and leaves"

Nico4luv:
op is right...... the upgrade is nt mearnt for all phones.... pls read well.. for my infinix hot 2.... after upgrading.. some app trash like fb... poor sound.. slow booting... etc

xamiel4:
Big lie. I upgraded my htc one m8 to android 6 a week after I bought and it was really wonderful. Maybe android 6 slacks on your phone that is why you think it should be the same on everyone's phone. Ignore joor.

cecegorz:
Since I upgraded my S4 then to Lollipop and the ensuing crashing that followed eh...

Not sure I will ever upgrade any Android OS, any phone I buy now will live and die with it's own factory OS.

It's clear that Android hardly tests their new OS extensively before pushing to consumers to mess up and crash their devices.

cecegorz:
Since I upgraded my S4 then to Lollipop and the ensuing crashing that followed eh...

Not sure I will ever upgrade any Android OS, any phone I buy now will live and die with it's own factory OS.

It's clear that Android hardly tests their new OS extensively before pushing to consumers to mess up and crash their devices.

CLEVABOY:
The best android version is jelly bean 4.3

ItsMeAboki:


I am sorry, you have not been closely attentive to your phone, I totally disagree with you because I have exactly the same phone (htc One M8, in fact am now on my third htc phone, having previously owned the One X and Desire HD models); although I didn't notice most of the glitches mentioned by the author; I however suffered significant loss of some functions, including the following:
Internet Passthrough - a function which allows you to share your computer data with your phone using cable connection (this is opposite to tethering which allows you share your phone's data with your computer)

Flashlight Brightness level control - previously you used to have up to three levels of brightness control but now you get only one, which does not automatically switch off after exiting the function (as it previously does); now you have to manually switch it off; otherwise it persists and remains on even after you progress into another function.

Auto delete of last call entry - this function is lost after the update because you often have to manually delete your previous call entry when you re-enter the call phone function again, otherwise you will still meet the old entry which unless manually deleted will merge with your newer entry - very annoying.

Have been looking for a way to undo the update without resorting to factory reset and the attendant risk of loss of some important stored data or applications.

femdevcon:
And for ye picking and dropping Mic, Hope you know Wizkid is your mate??

femdevcon:
And for ye picking and dropping Mic,
Hope you know Wizkid is your mate??

xamiel4:
mr you said you are on your third htc phone right? It is your problem. Haven't you heard of a problem where 2 people are using identical phones and one is experiencing issues while the other person isn't. You are experiencing difficulties but am not. So leave it that way. Android M rocks. I also read the part where you said you want to remove the update bla bla bla. Don't stress yourself just download the software of the previous update and install it. Thatz all.

srrrr:
Marshmallow is more matured than lollipop. I think marshmallow works best on new chipsets with 64bit support.
Waiting for the roll out of android N with its Multi window support

Azeez532:


Hi, do you know where i can get google nexus to buy preferrably in lagos.

henryskywalker2003:


Lolipop already has it. Well, at least, Lolipop on my S6. I'm now on Marshmallow and it's still there.

femdevcon:
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Though The Recent Update of Android Marshmallow 6.0 comes with couple of improvements and Promising Features, These update is not for everyone out there as it comes with a lot of Issues
I have received hundreds of messages by fans complaining about numerous Challenges they faces After updating their Android Devices to Marshmallow 6.0.

Well These Article is not convincing of you not to update your Device to Mashmalow 6.0 But to make you realize the whole issues that await after Updating.

1.Marshmallow Drains battery:

Genuine Battery Drainage is one major issue of Marshmallow. I have received many complaints about battery drainage by my blog Readers.
The best asnswer to what cause this genuine battery drainage is due to several background processes which Marshmallow featured

2.Marshmallow app crashes or freezes:

This is another issue associated with Marshmallow Update is random app crashes and occassional freezing which is attributed to mismatch API Issues.
Marshmallow is API 23 and not all apps are compatible with it yet).


3.Marshmallow randomly reboots Itself: this is a common issues that await you almost immediately after you have updated your device to 6.0 mostly when plugged into power.


4. Marshmallow Wi-Fi problems:
With no reasonable explanation to this Marshmallow sometimes fails to locate WiFi network even when in WiFi Range.

Though this can be fix by toggling the airplane mode and re scanning the network again. But must we have to go through all these every time?

5. Marshmallow data problems:
You may start experiencing occassional data disconnection and in most cases the network data wouldn't even come on.


6. Marshmallow performance problems:

General system sluggishness is another frequent complaint following an Android update Marshmallow lag a lot with a frustrating gaming experience

Conclusion: before Clicking that Update Button put in mind the challenges you will be Greeted with after the update . however we await Google quick fix to this Promising Update.

if you are still Hellbent and still want to update your Device to Marshmallow and live with this problems

This fixes will help you


You can do a factory reset in the Android settings by going to Settings > Backup and reset > Factory data reset > Reset phone. Alternatively you can do the same thing from recovery, by turning your device off and following the steps outlined in the battery drain section of this article. Remember, the exact button combination is different for different manufacturers.

Watch out for my next Article on comprehensive fix to some of these Issues

SOURCE:http://femdevcon..com.ng/2016/04/6-reasons-why-you-shouldnt-update-your.html?m=1

henryskywalker2003:


Lolipop already has it. Well, at least, Lolipop on my S6. I'm now on Marshmallow and it's still there.