If you have a Nexus 7 and you've upgraded to Android 5.0.2 maybe you're one of hundreds of users affected by a new problem that reaches Google's mobile platform. Many who have upgraded have found that the tablet will not finish booting, leaving only the logo of Google in sight until the battery runs out. You can say that the tablet on, but that's the logo.
The magnitude was such that it was created in Twitter the hashtag # nexus7bricked where all affected expose their doubts and discuss his case. For now, neither Asus tablet manufacturer nor Google have spoken about it, but some users find that the security of their devices over. How can we then find a solution? Everything indicates that the problem would be in the base plate of the Nexus 7, so that the cost of the arrangement would be quite high, even higher than the price that has the tablet. Thus, all owners of a Nexus 7 are finding a useless device without a clear response from the manufacturers.
The only solution I can give you for now is that all those who dispongáis a Nexus 7, and receive a prompt to upgrade to Android version 5.0.2 cast aside the message and expect to see what happens after the arrival of Android 5.1. Those who already have done and above have the problem, do not choice but to wait. Perhaps the solution is quickly available as firmware, but involve a difficulty to install, something that is not tasteful dish for an inexperienced user in these issues.
Since its deployment in November last year, Android 5.0 Lollipop has been a lot of important rulings that have gone by solving in later versions. One of the most important was the problem when you connect to a WiFi network. Some users have complained of inability to connect or even the inability to see the network settings of your device. Another of the most common problems, which has to do with the battery. Galaxy S5 devices users have witnessed, how to remove cargo terminal autonomy has declined dramatically to 95% in a matter of seconds.
Also mention the problems of memory, which still would not have been corrected in the Android 5.1 version. The platform is still not able to manage it properly, which causes excessive consumption of it, having to proceed to close applications or even to restart the terminal to make the performance returns to normal. It is said that this problem will be solved in Android 5.1.1, see if it is. Also comment on some random reboots and several bugs, which are still making Android a stable and secure system.