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Is Droid Turbo getting Lollipop?

I updated google search..and its still not allowing me to do squat..this is irritating
Did you ever get that Dictionary Update notification to go away / update?

I wonder why its only happening to certain Turbos and Maxx's?

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I cleared data on the app..if you long press the notification.. It pops up app info..tap that and clear data on the downloads app...it goes away for a while..but thats it..i did this same thing earlier last week..and it came back..

Why won't it download?? Not even over WiFi
 
I don't use Google Now either. Nothing against it, but I just don't need it. Not sure if it is a battery drain or not?
 
Love Google Now. Once you get in the habit of using it and figuring out everything it can do (which is A LOT) you'll wonder why you haven't started using it sooner.
It's funny, we have these amazing mini computers in our pockets that, (in some cases) can do SO much more than our laptops or desktops can do, yet people continue to use them the exact same way they've been using them for the past 5+ years.
Personally I don't notice too much of a battery drain if I use it sparingly. Some days I don't use it at all, but the voice activation is always on and ready for my "ok Google" command, and that doesn't affect the battery.
I use it the most when I'm driving and it's sitting in the car dock. Just like Swype or SwiftKey, the more you use it the better it gets.
It also comes in handy when showing off your Android device to your iPhone friends. [emoji41]

S5 tap'n
 
Love Google Now. Once you get in the habit of using it and figuring out everything it can do (which is A LOT) you'll wonder why you haven't started using it sooner.
It's funny, we have these amazing mini computers in our pockets that, (in some cases) can do SO much more than our laptops or desktops can do, yet people continue to use them the exact same way they've been using them for the past 5+ years.
Personally I don't notice too much of a battery drain if I use it sparingly. Some days I don't use it at all, but the voice activation is always on and ready for my "ok Google" command, and that doesn't affect the battery.
I use it the most when I'm driving and it's sitting in the car dock. Just like Swype or SwiftKey, the more you use it the better it gets.
It also comes in handy when showing off your Android device to your iPhone friends. [emoji41]

S5 tap'n
Sorta like Microsoft Office/Word... 99% of users merely scratch the surface of it's potential.
 
Is the simulator still on lollipop or has been downgraded back to KitKat? Anyone shed light onto this?

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