I have it. The update is not a function of doing a sync within the app, but rather what your settings are for the app in your App Manager under Settings. You can also go to the Play Store anytime and download the update.zToddW wrote:Anyone got the new version 2.3 yet? When I sync it doesn't update itself. I'm excited to use the new custom contact lists.
https://www.lds.org/church/news/church- ... 6&lang=eng
https://www.lds.org/help/support/lds-to ... ng#android
According to the LDS Tools app page on Amazon, version 2.3.0 is available. So I'm surprised you wouldn't get it with a fresh download. Are you checking your version from the app using Help > About on the menu? If so, what version does it say you are running?butchl wrote:I have a kindle fire hd and I can't get the update. I deleted the app and downloaded it again, to no avail, still no update. Is this a problem?
In order to use the meetinghouse feature, you have to have a maps app installed – I think probably Google Maps. You may also have to have location services enabled...butchl wrote:It says I have 2.3.0, but I don't have access to Meetinghouse on my menu, go figure.
What setting should I look for to change? I'm pretty sure I've had lds tools update notifications before automatically.aebrown wrote:I have it. The update is not a function of doing a sync within the app, but rather what your settings are for the app in your App Manager under Settings. You can also go to the Play Store anytime and download the update.zToddW wrote:Anyone got the new version 2.3 yet? When I sync it doesn't update itself. I'm excited to use the new custom contact lists.
https://www.lds.org/church/news/church- ... 6&lang=eng
https://www.lds.org/help/support/lds-to ... ng#android
What version of Android are you on? I'm wondering if they upped the minimum required and that's all the higher your device can go.zToddW wrote:I just tried un-installing and installing it again from the Play store. It installed version 2.2.0.7 again. Any more suggestions?
It says kernel version 2.6.32.9. Would you know if I'd be able to update my android version myself if I need to? or would i have to buy a new phone or upgrade my phone os at my t-mobile store?russellhltn wrote:What version of Android are you on? I'm wondering if they upped the minimum required and that's all the higher your device can go.zToddW wrote:I just tried un-installing and installing it again from the Play store. It installed version 2.2.0.7 again. Any more suggestions?
I was referring to Android version.zToddW wrote:It says kernel version 2.6.32.9.
firmware version 2.2.1russellhltn wrote:I was referring to Android version.zToddW wrote:It says kernel version 2.6.32.9.
Typically there's no friendly way to upgrade the Android version short of replacing the phone, but there are alternative ROMs out there for the technically adventurous.
None of them. On the phones I have on-hand, it's called "Android version" and found under Settings > About Phone. I assume you're looking in the same place since that's where I find the other items as well.zToddW wrote:Which of these would be referring to what you call the android version?