Motorola has published the release notes for lollipop for the moto x 2nd gen and the moto g, software version is 22.11.6:
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/prod_answer_detail/a_id/102640
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/prod_answer_detail/a_id/102639
and here i am, waiting on verizon....
So this isn't a soak test? This is the real OTA that's being pushed out today to Moto X 2nd gen devices? (Most likely the Pure Edition first)?
zgroten said:
So this isn't a soak test? This is the real OTA that's being pushed out today to Moto X 2nd gen devices? (Most likely the Pure Edition first)?
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One can hope.
BrendenDonaher said:
One can hope.
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Just spoke to a support rep from moto who said that the official rollout is starting today, but could not confirm which models.
zgroten said:
Just spoke to a support rep from moto who said that the official rollout is starting today, but could not confirm which models.
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Fantastic news.. hopefully.
and now a blog post, out officially for the 2014 moto x and g
http://motorola-blog.blogspot.nl/2014/11/its-time-to-unwrap-android-5-lollipop.html
I read the ambient display feature disabled the IR sensors...is it true?
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I read the ambient display feature disabled the IR sensors...is it true?
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Why use Ambient Display, a knock-off of Moto Display (which was designed specifically for this phone)? What could it possibly offer that Moto couldn't spruce up even better for its own implementation?
Thats what I just read...Moto Display is far superior than ambient or knock-on.
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Just read this here on Engadget.
The Official Motorola Blog: Some Sweet News: KitKat Comes to Moto X First on Verizon Wireless
Motorola Mobility - Google+ - Our Software team has been working hard to bring you the…
W-what? Before my dev edition?
Uhhhh... did all the nexus devices get 4.4 yet? If not well I guess that means the Moto X is getting update almost as fast as they are.
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Uhhhh... did all the nexus devices get 4.4 yet?
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Nope, nexus 4 has a factory image online, but no ota yet.
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They technically all got the 4.4 update just most haven't gotten ota yet. The n4 forum is starting to boil lol
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has anyone tried Moto Device Manager to see if they can pull this update?
While I'm not complaining, thats a little odd.
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Just read this here on Engadget.
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Its coming today but I wouldn't officially say it's available just yet
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Jexx11 said:
Its coming today but I wouldn't officially say it's available just yet
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Motorola site says began pushing it out as nov 2013
What the? Verizon first? Come on tmobile..
I just switched to sprint for free and sold my us cellular moto x to pay the early termination, im now the proud owner of a moto x on sprint with unlimited data, I was paying so many overages with data as I use it to tether my surface pro. When sprint gets the update can I just unlock bootloader and flash su.zip since the sprint version is available for bootloader unlock?
wtf? Before the gsm unlocked and Dev editions. That too on useless Verizon. What's wrong with the world today?
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But the soak test hasn't happened yet?!
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But the soak test hasn't happened yet?!
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There is no direct causative evidence pointing to the fact that the NDA was broken and if that was why the soak test was cancelled. However, yes, the soak seems to have been cancelled.
It is plausible that the test was cancelled so that they could begin the general rollout instead; which, if true, is actually a good move by Motorola. I don't see why anyone should be angry that the soak is cancelled in light of the news of the general rollout. Once we have our hands on the update file, we can ADB sideload and profit!
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But the soak test hasn't happened yet?!
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I guess they deemed it unnecessary or something.
kirdroid said:
wtf? Before the gsm unlocked and Dev editions. That too on useless Verizon. What's wrong with the world today?
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Wow. Some people really will complain about anything. The retail VZW version of the Moto X is the only one that can't be running 4.4 already; Every other one already has a ROM or images or whatever.
Here it is!
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Downloading mine too!
This is mind-boggling.
1. It's Verizon
2. It's before several Nexus devices
3. It's before Dev editions
Well, Hope that means my AT&T will be getting it's update soon....
Check for updates, mine is downloading as we speak.. no im not in the soak or any of that
Edit: Download complete, and update is installing.
Unfortunately they've said invites and pre-orders will run into Q3, that being September at the latest (still that's not promised).
Not sure what you guys think but for me I'm thinking Moto x+1 or Nexus 6 territory
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Unfortunately they've said invites and pre-orders will run into Q3, that being September at the latest (still that's not promised).
Not sure what you guys think but for me I'm thinking Moto x+1 or Nexus 6 territory
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Do you have a soure for this? or are you just trolling?
please go here for further discussion...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2685348
EDIT: today i read on a News site, that the announcement was completely fake. Sorry that i may gave you wrong hope guys. The german Motorola Facebook page (which was not an Official site) is already deleted.
I am really sorry guys
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Can't wait to try it out, always a fan of upgrades :fingers-crossed:
This is awesome news, Motorola keep this up I'll be more of their devices in the future. Good move.
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That's great news if true.
Here the direct link: https://www.facebook.com/MotoDACH/posts/1512421182315232
Surely hope this is true.
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Great news!
too long to wait,lol
Android L is released for N5,we need it now!!
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DeHuMaNiZeD said:
Android L is released for N5,we need it now!!
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It's only developer preview, it's not even the full Android L yet...
DeHuMaNiZeD said:
Android L is released for N5,we need it now!!
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Provide the source code and there you will see a build..
DeHuMaNiZeD said:
Android L is released for N5,we need it now!!
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OMGoodness..
Go back to the bottle, or the mothers breasts.."we need it now" doesn't always work in this real world child..
Attitudes like this is why the Devs are so blunt and harsh sometimes..
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GodOfPsychos said:
The Official german Motorola Facebook page announced that the New Android "L" 5.0 will be released in autumn for our Motorola Moto G.
What do you think about that?
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too long to wait,lol
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Why cant it be released right now, i hate these teasers , i want it so bad!!!!
I just hope they don't mean only the new 4G Moto g. That would suck.
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I just hope they don't mean only the new 4G Moto g. That would suck.
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I think they will update all moto g variants including dual sim, single sim, gpe and 4g. because the hardware is same. only difference is 4g lte and sd card slot.
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OMGoodness..
Go back to the bottle, or the mothers breasts.."we need it now" doesn't always work in this real world child..
Attitudes like this is why the Devs are so blunt and harsh sometimes..
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Hey dude,i was just kidding,go take your flames somewhere else.
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Yes lets all get excited like we did with kitkat, what a disappointment that turned out to be.
In case anyone missed it, Motorola's VP of product management Punit Soni replied to a question about getting android L for Moto X. He said "yup". Not much to go on, but exciting excited for the release of it now
Source: gsmarena.com/motorola_vp_confirms_moto_x_will_get_android_l-news-9242.php
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Hopefully we will get it before Nexus just like we did with 4.4.
Nice!
I've been using the L preview on my N7, and really like the new layout, with a few minor quibbles. However, adaptive brightness is absolutely wonderful, and I am looking forward to being able to use that feature on my X.
I really don't know why anyone is worried about this. The MotoX will definitely receive Android L. It would be foolish for Motorola to abandon support for a year old device. We probably won't get it super fast, but I'm sure we'll get it within 2-3 months of Android-L coming out.
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I really don't know why anyone is worried about this. The MotoX will definitely receive Android L. It would be foolish for Motorola to abandon support for a year old device. We probably won't get it super fast, but I'm sure we'll get it within 2-3 months of Android-L coming out.
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I knew it. Moto will receive Android L absolutely.
We can now hope that we receive android L as fast as the moto X originally received 4.4
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We can now hope that we receive android L as fast as the moto X originally received 4.4
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Found this on the display in Kroger today, I guess some one was trying to future proof their ad. It does go to show that android 5.0 is designed to work on weaker devices if it turns out to be true.
Sorry that this isn't specific to our n5, I thought nexus users would find it more interesting than anyone else.
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Even if it is, they would never get official updates...sadly.
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Even if it is, they would never get official updates...sadly.
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Motorola has already confirmed that the Moto E will get Android 5.0 Lollipop along with other 2014 devices
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/software-upgrade-news/g_id/1949?linkId=10217927
Actually this just shows who doesn't read the news and specifically about which phones are going to be getting Lollipop. Moto E is on the list
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Motorola has already confirmed that the Moto E will get Android 5.0 Lollipop along with other 2014 devices
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/software-upgrade-news/g_id/1949?linkId=10217927
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Moto is the exception. Tell me when the GS2 gets it, or even something like the One X.
Not gonna happen
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Even if it is, they would never get official updates...sadly.
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Why you lie for?
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Mr Patchy Patch said:
Moto is the exception. Tell me when the GS2 gets it, or even something like the One X.
Not gonna happen
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Yeah but this thread is about the Moto E...
_MetalHead_ said:
Yeah but this thread is about the Moto E...
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Actually this whole thread is about the nexus 5. Not the Moto E
toxicpaulution said:
Actually this whole thread is about the nexus 5. Not the Moto E
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Actually this whole thread is about the Moto E. Not the Nexus 5.
The sub forum is for the Nexus 5 though.
You should buy one and see if it has 5.0
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Yeah but this thread is about the Moto E...
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Then perhaps you should have posted this in the moto forums and not nexus.
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Mr Patchy Patch said:
Then perhaps you should have posted this in the moto forums and not nexus.
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Perhaps the OP should have posted it in the moto forums, but I am not him.
I was more posting it in regards to the rollout of android l, or 5.0. It hasn't even been officially released, yet even prepaid providers, like net10 in this case, have already updated their advertising to reflect the change.
In my mind, that directly correlated to meaning many phones being updated quickly and less overall variance of android version across the phone world.
They actually did a small bit of research and they probably didn't want to spend the extra money to redo the features. Technically in saying it'll run an OS that's not even out yet, it implies to anyone technical conscious that it'll be upgradable, thereby making it a better buy. Plus it's good marketing saying "this phone is future proof and will run the OS that's not out quite yet."
If you're discussing the Moto E, it belongs in that forum.
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