Android 5 . 0 ? Im with kit kat .. and I cant upgrade my android after rooting .. anyone help me ? ^_^

+SeFo Yee you mean a system update?

+Michael Fougere yeap bro :/

Are you running the stock rom?

Nope

In don't think any phones other than the Nexus line have received a 5.0 over the air update.

Nothing has received an OTA for 5.0 yet.

+Alan Armstrong this is true. There aren't even factory images yet, apparently the roll out has been postponed until Wednesday next week due to bugs.

At this point, the very latest OTA updates are for 4.4.4. No one has received 5.0 except the new NEXUS Player, NEXUS 6 and NEXUS 9 yet. In fact, these OTAs were released today for the NEXUS Player and NEXUS 9. OTA updates for other NEXUS hardware should start rolling out probably around mid to late November.

Other brands may take awhile.

As far i read it seems like 5.0 is still at least 2-3weeks away from now if not even further,same for nexus devices..

Ey tu sabes poner buses en gta san andrea para pc

I brick my lg g2 about uor lumen app.....

+Eros De matteis probably not the fault of the app.

I watched your video and I did like your accent #LOL  

I'd been reading on the "Android Police" widget yesterday, and found that

the first upgrades to bring devices up to Android 5 had been sent out to

the NEXUS Play and NEXUS 9 had been released.

Other devices should follow soon.

On Nov 5, 2014 4:28 PM, "Google+ (rritambhar chakraborty)" <

********@******> wrote:

I just finished reading this on SD NET:

Android Lollipop rollout delayed due to battery drain bug

Summary: Android fans will have to wait another week to get their hands on

Android 5.0 as Google fixes a bug that was causing severe battery drain.

By Liam Tung | November 6, 2014 -- 11:15 GMT (03:15 PST)

In news that will come as a mixed blessing for Android fans, the rollout of

Lollipop has been put on hold due to bugs that were causing severe battery

drain.

If you were wondering why your Nexus or Google Play Edition phone hadn't

received an over the air (OTA) update delivering Android 5.0, the answer

appears to be that Google is ironing out some serious bugs that would have

made it unwelcome in the first place.

Read this

Six licks of Google's Android Lollipop

Read more

The good news is that the issues are now fixed. The bad news for Android

users is that Google has pushed the Lollipop rollout back as a consequence,

from its originally scheduled date of November 3 to November 12.

News of the delay arrived yesterday via Artem Russakovskii, founder of

Android Police. According to Russakovskii, the first OTA updates were moved

to November 12 due to "some outstanding bugs".

Google hasn't provided a statement on the new rollout schedule or the

source of the delays. However an Android engineer did publicly acknowledge

"significant" battery drain when wi-fi is enabled on a Lollipop device.

"Android Engineering is aware of an issue affecting Nexus 5 users running

Android 5.0 which causes significant 'Miscellaneous' battery usage while

wi-fi is enabled. This appears to be caused by an abnormally high number of

IRQ wakeup events," Trevor Johns, a Google engineer for the Android Open

Source Project, wrote yesterday.

As Android Police pointed out, Johns has later confirmed the issue has been

fixed in the latest build.

Arguably the last thing Google would want is to annoy its millions of users

with a battery drain issue, given that one of the headline features of

Lollipop is a new battery saving feature that extends

It is saving my eyes +Jonathan Donini​

Mine too +kecco Mattioli​

Great program. Unfortunately I'm no longer able to use it given the absence of root on the Verizon Note 4.

+Chainfire​​ - Any interest in "fixing" the Verizon Note 4? 

I'm sure that Chainfire will be able to do this. Go to it my friend. I'm sure that there are a lot of people who will need your help.

+Chainfire​ is there a reason why it nags me to install driver again after reboot?? I install driver, it reboot and need to install driver again...

It softbricked my Nexus 10 running Lollipop and TWRP Recovery when it wanted to install the driver. I tried both possibilities, Recovery and Normal, same result. 

Tres satisfaisant efficace

Tres satisfaisant efficace

+Chainfire i know you will most likely never read this at all but.. did you think about adding support for franco kernel? this way my screenshots would not be affected by this tweak.

I'm excited. Today July 8,2015, I downloaded and installed an Alpha version of Omnirom 5.11 {a variant of Lollipop 5.11} on my four year old Motorola Xoom. So far, everything is working beautifully. I'm putting it through it’s paces and it's functioning flawlessly. This is wonderful. I'll let you know how well it functions, but this appears to be extremely polished for an Alpha version (Hear me Schischu-You've done a superb job-Thank You so much for all you do.) So far there's nothing that isn't working perfectly.