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AT&T Motorola Moto X smartphones getting Android 4.4.4 KitKat update



Motorola Moto X smartphones over AT&T's network is getting the new Android's 4.4.4 KitKat firmware update with brand new build numbers reading like, 212.44.26. Customers of the Stateside network operator, AT&T with Motorola's flagship smartphone should receive an over-the-air software update notification on your phone's in the near future. The new firmware build will bring new features, bug fixes and further enhancements to the mobile operating system, and the main refreshes are as follows.

  • Android 4.4.4, KitKat, is the latest release of the Android platform. This release includes accuracy improvements to the power profile, several stability, framework and security fixes including update to OpenSSL.
  • Improved camera image quality including better consistency of exposure, more realistic flash coloring, improved photos in low light conditions using front camera.
  • Added the ability to pause video recording with a convenient pause/resume button on the viewfinder.
  • Updated Phone dialer with a new graphical layout and colors to improve consistency and usability.
Source: Motorola

Android L for Moto X is literally confirmed by Punit Soni



Even if not all of them out there have the same doubts in their mind, at least some of them definitely had questions whether Motorola Mobility will be updating their flagship smartphone to the new Android 5.0 build, which is named as Android L for the time being. But new comment from the company's Vice President of Product Management says it all on Google+ Community page for Moto X, as he replied "Yup" on the post of a member asking, "Moto X is still going to get Android L (5.0) right?" Soni also promises to speed things up for the latest firmware update, that's reported to make it's way the coming fall.

 Source: CASCHYS BLOG, PHANDROID

Flipkart, India ships more than 1 Million Motorola handsets in just five months



Motorola's announcement of their 2013 flagship smartphone and other Moto branded handsets has never been a wrong move for this phone maker at all, in fact the American company is enjoying great number of sales across the globe. Couple of days back, this multinational electronics manufacturing company surpassed over 1 Million mark of sales of Motorola smartphones in India, exclusively through the country's online retailing giant, Flipkart in five months.

 As we read, Motorola had first launched their affordable smartphone, Moto G in India, back in February through Flipkart, where they managed to sell over 20,000 devices just under starting 15 minutes. Flipkart is now also offering their customers with Motorola's all three smartphones from, Moto G, Moto X to Moto E.

 "We believe these sales figures should put Motorola among the top five mobile brands in the country," said Sachin Bansal, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Flipkart.

 "It proves that the business model that we chose was a really strong one. I don't think we have achieved anything similar elsewhere," mentioned Magnus Ahlqvist, Corporate Vice President, Emea & Apac, Motorola Mobility.

 Source: THE TIMES OF INDIA

Motorola Moto X and Moto G will be receiving Android L update in future



There have been some rumors in the air, regarding whether Motorola will be seeding the Android L update to their smartphones in the near future. Couple of days back, a reader of AndroidOrigin has sent them two screenshots of his conversation with a Motorola representative, talking about the update for their smartphones. And according to what the Motorola exec had to say, the American company is surely planning updates for their current flagship phone Moto X and middle-ranged affordable handset Moto G. But unfortunately, as far as the Moto E smartphone is concerned, they haven't got any specific software update information on the device, just yet. This may or may not mean Motorola to roll out an update of Android's next version to their lately announced budget friendly, low-end smartphone.
 
Source: AndroidOrigin

Motorola decides to roll out Android 4.4.4 KitKat update in India



Motorola Mobility's Twitter department concerned in India has let us know that, the company have decided to roll out the Android's 4.4.4 KitKat update through over-the-air, this week in the country. Users of Motorola made flagship Moto X, middle-ranged Moto G and the low-end Moto E will be receiving this new refurbish from the American multinational corporation, momentarily in the upcoming days.

 Source: Motorola India

Motorola is now offering Moto X in 64GB variant



Motorola this time has launched the 64 gigabytes version of their flagship handset, Moto X, which is now available from Motorola's motomaker.com. As it is 9th of June and fortunately enough for the Stateside customers, the new model is a part of their "Try then buy" promotion, that was introduced a couple of days back, where you can now rush to their official domain to pack one smartphone home for two weeks, just for $.01. The phone is priced at 449.99 United States Dollars.

 Source: Motorola

Try then buy a Motorola Moto X



"Monday is your lucky day". Yes exactly, on 9th of June, Monday, you interested customers of the Motorola's flagship handset from the United States, will be able to pack one customized off-contract Moto X smartphone, to their home and try out the device for a couple of weeks, in just $.01. Remember this is an offer until stocks last, so mark your calenders for this exquisite Moto X day.

 Source: Motorola

Motorola schedules Android 4.4.3 KitKat update for their devices



Motorola Mobility has announced that they will be treating their new smartphone with the latest Google's operating system update of 4.4.3 KitKat in the coming week. The company will begin rolling out an over-the-air or OTA update for their flagship T-Mobile version of Moto X, including the United States and Brazil variant of Moto G and Moto G LTE smartphones. The new update is also said to arrive on their budget friendly handset, Moto E, where Motorola promises the phone's users the next version of Android update too.

 Source: Motorola
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