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  7.       I'm wondering whether to stick with KitKat on the phone, as it seems some things changed (e.g. S Planner) with Lollipop that perhaps didn't improve things...   

    Also have an S View cover on order, which I read wasn’t so good with Lollipop.  We shall see how long this lasts… 😀

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  8.       I'm wondering whether to stick with KitKat on the phone, as it seems some things changed (e.g. S Planner) with Lollipop that perhaps didn't improve things...   

    Also have an S View cover on order, which I read wasn’t so good with Lollipop.  We shall see how long this lasts… 😀

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  21.       Steve Dowe I recommend you put on a glass screen protector with the S View...there have been reports of problems with grit particles trapped between cover and screen scratching the screen.
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  22.       Steve Dowe I recommend you put on a glass screen protector with the S View...there have been reports of problems with grit particles trapped between cover and screen scratching the screen.
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  25.       Note 4, by far the best device I've ever owned, purchased my first mobile device in 1989, purchased at least two devices each year since, sometimes five + devices per year..this gold variant SM-N910C (aka Note 4) is the best overall, most useful, device I have ever owned or held, and I've been around the block a few times with mobile, portable cellular devices..could have easly went with the Note 5, but a changeable, replaceable battery, SD Card slot was the clear choice for the Note 4 purchase, could have owned any device I wished, and have, for the most part, I will own the best device for me available, PERIOD..about to purchase a second Note 4..

    Go directly to LP 5.1.1, bypass v5.0..if your into flashing custom ROM’s, flash Infinity v2.0, (Note 5 to Note 4 port)..you want regret it, been my daily driver for two months now, absolutely no issues, nore FC’s..

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  26.       Note 4, by far the best device I've ever owned, purchased my first mobile device in 1989, purchased at least two devices each year since, sometimes five + devices per year..this gold variant SM-N910C (aka Note 4) is the best overall, most useful, device I have ever owned or held, and I've been around the block a few times with mobile, portable cellular devices..could have easly went with the Note 5, but a changeable, replaceable battery, SD Card slot was the clear choice for the Note 4 purchase, could have owned any device I wished, and have, for the most part, I will own the best device for me available, PERIOD..about to purchase a second Note 4..

    Go directly to LP 5.1.1, bypass v5.0..if your into flashing custom ROM’s, flash Infinity v2.0, (Note 5 to Note 4 port)..you want regret it, been my daily driver for two months now, absolutely no issues, nore FC’s..

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  29.       I love my Note 4, but do not love Verizon.  Even with a DE, the lockdown on the standard device means there's almost no roms at all for me to flash.
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  30.       I love my Note 4, but do not love Verizon.  Even with a DE, the lockdown on the standard device means there's almost no roms at all for me to flash.
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  33.       Congratulations, this is my second time around just got my note 4 frost white from t mobile , 449 . With 5.1 , huge difference. ..huge difference.  Very happy.
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  34.       Congratulations, this is my second time around just got my note 4 frost white from t mobile , 449 . With 5.1 , huge difference. ..huge difference.  Very happy.
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  35.       Thanks guys, interesting reading. So, I'm semi-set up on it now and replying using it.

    Firstly, the OS – straight on to 5.1.1, no update needed. Seems good so far. Secondly… how, just HOW can this thing instantly make my 5″ S4 feel small??!! 😆

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  36.       Thanks guys, interesting reading. So, I'm semi-set up on it now and replying using it.

    Firstly, the OS – straight on to 5.1.1, no update needed. Seems good so far. Secondly… how, just HOW can this thing instantly make my 5″ S4 feel small??!! 😆

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  37.       Steve Dowe​​​ Wait, it's a good idea to wipe your cache followed by a factory reset via your Recovery first immediately after your OS update. Backup your important internal files to your external SD first though.
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  38.       Steve Dowe​​​ Wait, it's a good idea to wipe your cache followed by a factory reset via your Recovery first immediately after your OS update. Backup your important internal files to your external SD first though.
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