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My Galaxy Nexus worked really, really well when I first bought it. A couple of updates later it's running like molasses despite lots of spare HD space and no ra
by RWeaver 13y ago
My Galaxy Nexus worked really, really well when I first bought it. A couple of updates later it's running like molasses despite lots of spare HD space and no random services eating RAM. The culprit is the Google services I can't uninstall and can't stop from connecting, that eat up RAM when reception is poor trying (and failing) to connect.
I wish they'd test their new OSs on old Nexus models at the very least, and why the hell can't I uninstall Google Currents..
- Supermighty 13y agoIt could be a bug introduced with the most recent Jelly Bean update. https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=40961 https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=40961
- anymane 13y agoMy galaxy nexus seems to work a lot better after applying the workaround mentioned in that bug report. Thanks.
- drzaiusapelord 13y agoHonestly, Jelly Bean was rushed. That awful lock screen, lag bugs, and other issues are bewildering. I guess they needed to push it out for some internal goal and have been patching it since. I really hope their QA improves with the next big update.