I would like to fist bump the coding geek in Android who suggested the google maps integration in dialler.
It's really2 good. Type "pizza hut" & you'll be given the nearest Pizza Hut contact number.

The image of Green robot with exclamation mark is the stock recovery.
From there you need to press power button & volume up in order to get to the recovery menu.

Yes,I know this seems messy.But the messy process has a point which Google want to prevent newbies from messing with recovery.

Flashing from custom ROM with stock image will nuke the entire system.
You need to reflash SuperSU again which is a easy thing to do.

I do a fresh backup of my device once every month.
But before flashing ROMs usually I'll just go commando without any new backup.

I think you just want to flash the userdata.img?
Why not wipe the data partition in recovery before trying adb thing?

In your case wipe data.

Which I found useless in devices which have on screen keys.I prefer the swipe up to launch Google Now gesture.

As I said, that swiping left to launch Google Now gesture is useless in devices which have OTK but it kinda make sense for other devices.
If you have used other OEM's skinned version you'll know almost each of them has their own way of launching Google Now which can be very confusing.
With the GPE launcher (apparently Google never gave it an official name) potentially available for all users in Google Play Google can make the launcher experience consistent and "encourage" users to to use Google Now.

Yes, I do have the same bug.I think this issue is caused by the Google Search app latest update.
Actually I had the same issue with 4.3 after the search app update.

I partially solved the bug by disabling my other launchers.

Which launchers are you using?

I haven't try GEL yet but it setting it as default launcher doesn't trigger the default launcher picker then something strange is happening.

For me Android release name & numbering doesn't matter. What matters is the OS refinement & added functions. Android 4.1,4.2,4.3 & 4.4 did improve stuffs.
Eg 4.1 brought Google Now,4.2 brought Project Butter,4.3 looks lame but has a lot under the hood performance & security enhancement & 4.4 brought software optimization.

The different between Android 4.4 version of N4 & N5 isn't much.Main thing is the GEL which you can install manually.

Awesome. I have wakey wakey Google Play Services problem.
Why can't Google just get the services applications right?

The owner of the device where the screenshot is from already downloaded the update. Android update won't download automatically as far as I know.

Anyway for those who are still whining that your N4 still do not have the OTA update, just sideload it. You just need the zip file & single line of code. Provided you have custom recovery & everything.

That's the stock recovery. The toolkit probably isn't updated to support the latest update.
1 of the reason why I always tell people to avoid toolkits.

Randomized. The update is not geographical based. This was clarified by Googler during the 4.3 update rollout.

As another forum member said if you're connected to wifi the update might auto download. But for 3G users it should only show to notification & ask user to initiate the download.

In layman's term the clearing framework data breaks the synching services that depends on Google (which are many).

No.

IMO Playstore cache =/= Framework cache

The Google engineer asked users to avoid clearing framework's cache

I use email a lot & the only email app I use is the build in email app. I don't have much issues with the email app.
I see a lot users complain about the build in email app but I don't really understand what's the actual complaints are about.

Maybe the problem is caused by the your company email server setting things?
Anyone else in your company using Android device and build in email app?

Sometimes this sort of issue don't need much of technical skills but need some effort to find the solution online.
IMO your girlfriend is just plain lazy.

Don't think so. Some shops actually quote higher.
RM350 can be considered a reasonable price for a 720p 4.7" screen.

Try rebooting and connect the USB cable again. If that doesn't work try changing the MTP mode to PTP.
Android's default MTP transfer method bit wonky.

So now you cannot boot to the OS?

What you're describing seems like the Android stock recovery.
If you cannot boot to the OS at all I think the best way for you to fix your device is by downloading the factory image & flash everything.

If you can actually boot to the OS you can try to sideload the update file or the superuser.zip by flashing to custom recovery first.

The status 7 error usually happen in CWM Recovery but it seems that you have stock recovery now.

Edit:
It seems some of the OTA update file brick Nexus 4 which are rooted & having CWM. You probably have to flash system.img.

I assume you are beginner? I give you the basic steps to reset your device. But you'll lose all your data in your device.
1st you need to download Nexus 4 factory image from : https://developers.google.com/android/nexus...ges#occamkrt16s
2nd you need to download 7zip
Once you have downloaded 7 zip,unzip the Nexus 4 zip file with 7zip.Need to unzip twice if I'm not mistaken.
Boot your device while pressing power button + volume up. You'll be greeted with giant START words on screen.
Connect your PC & device with USB cable.
From the unzipped file, look for flashall.bat & click it. Your device should be reset to stock image automatically.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Nov 27 2013, 11:10 PM

Took me around 5 to 10 minutes last time.
Why downgraded to 10.1? I thought 10.2 RC1 available now?