How to Flash Android 5.0 to Nexus Player

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Google has been attempting to put the Company to the TOP position in Streaming TV feild. So to make a hold in this Feild Google is attempting many things this year. This year, with the launch of the Nexus Player

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How to Flash Android 5.0 to Nexus Player

You’re not stuck with Android TV if you own a Nexus Player. Flashing Android 5.0 onto the device is a very simple Once you’re in bootloader mode, all you have to do is download Lollirock and send a few fastboot commands:

fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot -w

When the Player restarts, you’ll be greeted by a standard-issue Android interface. There are a couple major advantages, too. First you have access to a web browser. Chrome and the Android browser come standard, but you can install your personal favourite, Secondly Google Play access.

With its 1.8Ghz quad-core Atom chip, the Nexus Player certainly packs enough power under the hood to offer a decent desktop experience; it doesn’t need to be relegated to set-top duties. And on another good note, reverting to the stock Android TV software isn’t a big deal, either; just grab the image from Google and flash it to the Nexus Player and you’re right back where you started.

 

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