5.1 on Xt1032 - Moto G General
This in encouraging:
"David Schuster: I see a number of questions about Moto G (1st Gen) and if we are going to update with 5.1. The answer is yes, our intent is to update to 5.1 pending partners support. "
Lets' wait and see :good:
Source: https://plus.google.com/+DavidSchuster/posts/cV4vDyyMmw2
enban said:
This in encouraging:
"David Schuster: I see a number of questions about Moto G (1st Gen) and if we are going to update with 5.1. The answer is yes, our intent is to update to 5.1 pending partners support. "
Lets' wait and see :good:
Source: https://plus.google.com/+DavidSchuster/posts/cV4vDyyMmw2
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i have 5.1 on my moto g gpe i had the update about a week ago
+1 (through adb sideload)
bannab said:
i have 5.1 on my moto g gpe i had the update about a week ago
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He wasnt talking about GPE devices, which are updated by Google. He was talking about those Moto G with Moto firmware, updated by Motorola.
Exactly. I know that I can convert stock XT1032 to GPE but I'd prefer to keep Motorola appslike Camera, FmRadio and Gallery, over the Google ones.
enban said:
Exactly. I know that I can convert stock XT1032 to GPE but I'd prefer to keep Motorola appslike Camera, FmRadio and Gallery, over the Google ones.
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me too
MarckozZ said:
He wasnt talking about GPE devices, which are updated by Google. He was talking about those Moto G with Moto firmware, updated by Motorola.
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Again, MOTOROLA updates GPe Moto G, NOT google. So it was almost obvipus that the normal one will get it. And now is confirmed
alvarorojas4 said:
Again, MOTOROLA updates GPe Moto G, NOT google. So it was almost obvipus that the normal one will get it. And now is confirmed
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Yes its pushed by Moto but not developed and tested by it .. infact for all GPE devices .. google develops software and do testing on its part and then push it to OEMs. Then these OEM do short term testing on it and then they release it .
If Google haults these updates after finding any bug ,, then there is no way OEM will push OTA .Its all in google hand when it comes to GPE devices
[email protected] said:
Yes its pushed by Moto but not developed and tested by it .. infact for all GPE devices .. google develops software and do testing on its part and then push it to OEMs. Then these OEM do short term testing on it and then they release it .
If Google haults these updates after finding any bug ,, then there is no way OEM will push OTA .Its all in google hand when it comes to GPE devices
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" Updates to Google Play edition devices are managed by the device manufacturers, not by Google. Google works closely with the manufacturers to provide system updates shortly after a new version is released. Once an update is available, it can take up to two weeks for it to reach your device. Based on your carrier, it may take longer than two weeks after release to get an update.
Google Play edition devices may not receive the latest version of Android if they fall outside of the update window, which is usually around 18 months after a device has been released. "
https://support.google.com/playedition/answer/4457705?hl=en&ref_topic=3450794
alvarorojas4 said:
" Updates to Google Play edition devices are managed by the device manufacturers, not by Google. Google works closely with the manufacturers to provide system updates shortly after a new version is released. Once an update is available, it can take up to two weeks for it to reach your device. Based on your carrier, it may take longer than two weeks after release to get an update.
Google Play edition devices may not receive the latest version of Android if they fall outside of the update window, which is usually around 18 months after a device has been released. "
https://support.google.com/playedition/answer/4457705?hl=en&ref_topic=3450794
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No offense ,, Please go through this and u will get very clear idea
http://anandtech.com/show/7107/htc-...s-4-google-play-edition-review-nearly-nexus/2
If u don't like to read that long ,, a simple extract from that
"Updates for these devices are delivered by Google (bypassing carriers), but are supplied by the original device manufacturer.[3] Although, the updates are not supplied directly by Google, these devices receive Android updates along with the products from the Nexus line"
They are developed and Delivered by Google to OEM but finally pushed by OEM
[email protected] said:
No offense ,, Please go through this and u will get very clear idea
http://anandtech.com/show/7107/htc-...s-4-google-play-edition-review-nearly-nexus/2
If u don't like to read that long ,, a simple extract from that
"Updates for these devices are delivered by Google (bypassing carriers), but are supplied by the original device manufacturer.[3] Although, the updates are not supplied directly by Google, these devices receive Android updates along with the products from the Nexus line"
They are developed and Delivered by Google to OEM but finally pushed by OEM
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From the same article :
"The result is that ultimately the OEMs are in fact responsible for updating these Google Play experience phones through successive Android releases, but through Google's infrastructure."
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That's the point we all saying from start,,,,
Acc to him it was OEM develops GPE updates but we saying that it's developed by Google but it's the OEM decision to finally push the updates . If Google will not develop the updates then OEM can't update Gpe , in case HTC M7 Gpe update was halted and there users start complaining about this on HTC page ,, Htc then released statement that Google hasn't delivered update
Its ultimately OEM push the updates but not develops it
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That's the point we all saying from start,,,,
Acc to him it was OEM develops GPE updates but we saying that it's developed by Google but it's the OEM decision to finally push the updates . If Google will not develop the updates then OEM can't update Gpe , in case HTC M7 Gpe update was halted and there users start complaining about this on HTC page ,, Htc then released statement that Google hasn't delivered update
Its ultimately OEM push the updates but not develops it
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It is the OEM who builds the update. Then Google infrastructure is used to push the update. All Google does is ensure that OEMs stay as close to AOSP as possible. Google gives them the source code for the update early and then its the OEM's job to ensure that the update is built and is stable. That is the reason why I quoted that particular line in the first place.
OK this is my last reply,,..
For your reference there is one more article from arstechnica.com
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015...gle-play-edition-program-it-was-already-dead/
Some extracts
1. GPe phones were just as much for the benefit of OEMs as they were for developers and Android fans. Google developed the OS and the apps and actually delivered the updates to the phones, but each one of them required OEMs to supply the kernel and support the underlying hardware (including hardware-specific features that were available on some GPe phones but not others)
2.The program didn't exactly start strong, and it doesn't help that Google has spent the last two years making unique “stock” Android versions of devices mostly unnecessary
I can be wrong ,,,tell me
Okay. I stand corrected. I actually didn't know that.
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Okay. I stand corrected. I actually didn't know that.
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U r a senior member ,,, I know u were playing with me
Motorola has done a decent job with updates so far. Can't wait to get official 5.1!
The XT1034 haven't received its lollipop update
Sent from my Moto G XT1034
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[Q] Anybody lacking official updates lately?
I've noticed that I seem to be missing a few updates that I expected I'd be one of the first in line for as a Nexus 4 owner. Firstly, the Master Key vulnerability fix doesn't seem to have reached my phone. At least, according to Bluebox security scanner Secondly, I still have no visibility of the new Google Maps redesign My phone is a generic operator free Nexus 4 running stock (custom kernel though). Anybody else still waiting, or have I fallen off the automatic updates conveyor belt so far?
Where are you from? App updates from Google reach different parts of the world at different times.
thisisgil said: I've noticed that I seem to be missing a few updates that I expected I'd be one of the first in line for as a Nexus 4 owner. Firstly, the Master Key vulnerability fix doesn't seem to have reached my phone. At least, according to Bluebox security scanner Secondly, I still have no visibility of the new Google Maps redesign My phone is a generic operator free Nexus 4 running stock (custom kernel though). Anybody else still waiting, or have I fallen off the automatic updates conveyor belt so far? Click to expand... Click to collapse We are sailing in the same boat. Rooted with only custom recovery rest stock.
vanmarek said: Where are you from? App updates from Google reach different parts of the world at different times. Click to expand... Click to collapse Based in the UK. If you've had the vulnerability patch already, did it come in the form of an app download or an ota update?
I'm in the UK and had the Maps update the day it was released.
thisisgil said: Based in the UK. If you've had the vulnerability patch already, did it come in the form of an app download or an ota update? Click to expand... Click to collapse Google hasn't released a patch for the vulnerability that's why you haven't gotten it. All they have done so far is release the code to their OEM's so they can patch their individual versions of Android. More than likely Nexus devices will get the patch in the 4.2.3 OTA whenever it gets released. In teh mean time their is an app in the Playstore, ReKey, that will address the vulnerability. Or you could just turn off install apps from unknown sources in the security settings which will also take care of the issue temporarily. As for the other app updates they can take up to 2 weeks to deploy to all phones.
Android 5.1: Unwrapping a new Lollipop update
Google have started rolling out the Android 5.1 update. No mentions of bug fixes on their blog post: http://officialandroid.blogspot.com.au/2015/03/android-51-unwrapping-new-lollipop.html Today we are rolling out Android 5.1 - an update to Lollipop that improves stability and performance and offers a few new features like support for multiple SIM cards, Device Protection and high definition (HD) voice on compatible phones. Whether you want to share your phone with a family member or better manage your mobile costs, Android Lollipop 5.1 now lets you use more than one SIM card on a device with multiple SIM slots. Click to expand... Click to collapse With Device Protection, your lost or stolen device will remain locked until you sign in with your Google account - even if someone resets your device to factory settings. This feature will be available on most Android phones and tablets shipped with Android 5.1 in addition to Nexus 6 and Nexus 9. High Definition voice calling is now on your mobile phone. Get crystal clear calling with HD Voice between compatible Android 5.1 devices like the Nexus 6 on T-Mobile or Verizon. Click to expand... Click to collapse Android 5.1 Lollipop also provides enhancements such as the ability to join Wi-Fi networks and control of your paired Bluetooth devices directly from Quick Settings. We hope you enjoy these tasty additions to Android Lollipop as you get more out of your Android phone and tablet. Click to expand... Click to collapse
Did we need another thread for this... http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/android-5-1-dropping-t3050436 Moderators please close and delete this thread.
oh Hey look who's late to the party
I hear the Nexus 6 phone might be released on Verizon too.[emoji3] Sent from my Nexus 6
wietse1988 said: Did we need another thread for this... http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/android-5-1-dropping-t3050436 Moderators please close and delete this thread. Click to expand... Click to collapse Odd, I did a search for this topic and nothing came up in the Nexus 6 threads - so I posted.
We already have a thread for this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/android-5-1-dropping-t3050436 Closed
Blackberry's Patching blog post
From the official Blackberry blog: http://blogs.blackberry.com/2015/11/managing-android-security-patching-for-priv/ One quote that stands out to me is this: "While BlackBerry will work with its go-to-market partners on approval and delivery of hotfixes, BlackBerry has the ability to directly patch all PRIV variants and will do so when necessary to protect users and enterprises." Does this mean Blackberry is now alone with Apple with the ability to directly push an update to carrier bought phones? I know Nexus devices get updates right away, but I think I'm correct in saying you can't get one through a carrier.
Going through a carrier? I'll believe it when I see it!
My biggest concern is that they'll push updates for a year, maybe a year and a half and then stop. It's great that the device is locked down but without an alternative method of securing the device, e.g. another rom with updated Android patches, that'd be a sorry state of affairs.
[NEWS] Moto g5 WILL recive Android 8!
I chatted in the Moto LiveChat, and asked about Android 8. They confirmed that they will bring android 8 to our devices :laugh: Here is the chat, If you want to read it yourself! Chat Status: Disconnected Indhu: Hi, my name is Indhu. How may I help you? Indhu: Greetings from Moto and Lenovo. How may I assist you today? P8tGames: Hello. I have a Moto G5 and I wanted to ask something about the software Indhu: Please feel free to proceed with the question. P8tGames: So, I actually have two questions. The first one is: An friend of mine still didnt got the march security patch update. The secound one is, Is the Moto G5 really getting Android 8? Indhu: Security patches is a phased process, so it may some time before it is made available to all the devices across the world. Please be patient, and hopefully you will get the update soon. Indhu: You will surely receive the Android 8.0 update. Indhu: We look forward to the release of Android O and are excited about the improvements Google has made. We don't yet have the source code, which Google will release to manufacturers later this year. Once that happens, we will dive into the code and will be able to share which Motorola phones will be upgrade P8tGames: Wow, thats cool. Thank you very much for youre time. I will come back If I have any other questions. Thank you! Indhu: That's my pleasure! Indhu: You will be presented with a small survey via e-mail at the end of this Chat. As I really value any feedback about how well I have helped you today, I hope you don't mind taking some time to complete this. Indhu: Is there anything else that I could help you with? P8tGames: Yeah, no problem! Indhu: Thank you for contacting Moto & Lenovo. Have a nice day. Indhu has disconnected. Powered By Oracle --THIS IS NOT FAKED!---
This is incredible! I'm still on the January security patch. Hopefully get an patch before Android Oreo gets to me to keep me happy ?
No official Android Pie update coming...
For those who are expecting Android Pie in a future update, LG just released a new info about the expected devices that will be updated for this Android version - Q2 2019 Without any surprise, G6 is not in that list: Original: https://www.lge.co.kr/lgekor/contents/mobile/swUpgradeDetail.do?swSeq=1070~ Google Translate: https://translate.google.pt/transla...contents/mobile/swUpgradeDetail.do?swSeq=1070 So... for those who still are waiting for a official update, better start looking for a custom ROM or new phone :crying:
They said in q3. Anyway oreo, pie is basically same **** for the end user, the usual apps will work the same, same functions, etc
The site is not available anymore. Have you found other sources for LG G6 not getting Pie? Sent from my HTC U11 life using Alien Technology
DJPRMF said: For those who are expecting Android Pie in a future update, LG just released a new info about the expected devices that will be updated for this Android version - Q2 2019 Without any surprise, G6 is not in that list: Original: https://www.lge.co.kr/lgekor/contents/mobile/swUpgradeDetail.do?swSeq=1070~ Google Translate: https://translate.google.pt/transla...contents/mobile/swUpgradeDetail.do?swSeq=1070 So... for those who still are waiting for a official update, better start looking for a custom ROM or new phone :crying: Click to expand... Click to collapse Since the beginning of say Q3 for LG g6
Pie is definitely coming to LG G6 Matt
Contacted LG and they said "Unfortunately, android 9 won't pop up to G6"
karkrh131 said: Contacted LG and they said "Unfortunately, android 9 won't pop up to G6" Click to expand... Click to collapse get lost. stop spreading fake news
karkrh131 said: Contacted LG and they said "Unfortunately, android 9 won't pop up to G6" Click to expand... Click to collapse LOL, even LG assistants dont know nothing about updates development so you will have "yes" and "no" answers from different sources and assistants... we are under 3 weeks from receiving Pie on G6, so...keep your mouth shut and be gone.
karkrh131 said: Contacted LG and they said "Unfortunately, android 9 won't pop up to G6" Click to expand... Click to collapse Yeah, ok..lol. Sent from my LG-H870 using Tapatalk
Greetings G6'ers. I am on Stock Oreo and I am experiencing various lags and stutters. I have done a factory reset but to no avail. Will a reset via PC and LG Bridge be any different? When the Pie update comes should I install it via OTA?
I just got this reply from LG.grrr!! "Good morning Matthew,* I am sorry to say that Android 8.0 Oreo is the last software update that the LG G6 will likely receive. Frustratingly, head office do not share software update release dates nor their recipient models with us here at LG UK customer services, so we cannot confirm definitively that this is the case. However, I have consulted our technicians, and they do believe that Android 9.0 Pie will be primarily and exclusively rolled out to our 2018 and 2019 models. It is therefore improbable that the LG G6 will receive Android 9.0 Pie. I apologise profusely for any disappointment or frustration caused.* If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us on 0344 847 5454. Alternatively you can reply to this email by clicking on the 'wish to reply to this email' button below. Should you need to attach anything in your response, please click on the 'start a brand new inquiry' button. Please feel free to contact us via our new Twitter account for Technical Support. You can follow us and interact with the team here -> @lguKCare.* Kind regards,* Alice* LG Electronics UK Help desk" Sent from my LG-H870 using Tapatalk
Wow am I surprised :-/ NOT LG's strategy is to have an upgrade cycle so slow, so that suddenly 2 years pass from a model's release (even though Pie has already been out for a year) then they give an excuse they don't support it any more because its an old model. It's not very good service given that the phone was a flagship model. Oh well, the phone still serves me well, but it would be nice to get the latest upgrade.....
i thought LG promised pie for LG G6.. And the LG G5 wont recessive any more updates...
To anyone disappointed ,THIS INFORMATION IS WRONG there have already been official Lg g6 Android 9 beta builds released.you'll get pie latest by the end of September. Everyone just needs to wait
I got the same reply by lg support center, and they are saying convincedly that g6 will be stuck on oreo 8.0 What's the truth?
the truth is Lg will update the G6 to android 9 pie, Lg Korea just has no communication to the lg uk so they are under the impression it won't get any updates as there is no information on it on their servers & from their software support team. it will come 100% this year.
That's not even Oreo let alone Pie. You can tell by the boot screen. Its supposed to say thinQ which is what the LG G6 has been rebranded to.
It's a beta, therefore incomplete.. the beta will likely not have the full branding stuff. Not saying that it's real or fake, just saying that's not an indicator.
CampfireVibés said: the truth is Lg will update the G6 to android 9 pie, Lg Korea just has no communication to the lg uk so they are under the impression it won't get any updates as there is no information on it on their servers & from their software support team. it will come 100% this year. Click to expand... Click to collapse Are you really certain, is there any way to get confirmation from the korean support center about this? I really want to know if to sell my g6 or wait untill september
This thread should be closed. Stop spreading false news. Other variants are already on the testing stage.