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 Cita: Originalmente Escrito por josecupra35

Para ser un móvil con cyano pocas otas llegan , tres semanas sin oler ni una .

Cyanogen suele llevar muchos bugs, pero al ser algo "no oficial", se pasa. Ahora mismo, es la ROM stock de un móvil, y no se pueden permitir sacar nada que haga el móvil disfuncional. Se pegan una semana de testeo, si pasa el test, se saca, si no, se arregla y se pasa otra semana de tests.

 Cita: Originalmente Escrito por CM_Abhisek, post: 2265876, member: 1456

Its both the Google Play certification (which takes a minimum of 2 weeks), and the QA process of Cyanogen and OnePlus. Both Cyanogen and OnePlus have set QA processes (automated and manual). Execution of these without issues is 1 week. If QA is working, then that means there are failure points discovered, which need to be resolved and then tested again.

The short story of this is as such: on the open source/community side, restrictions and barriers to release are much less stringent than on a consumer facing device - you expect and should get better consistency in the releases.

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/n...3#post-2265876