Bro, try to ask him Gurvin Abruzzi

Manually checked my phone, and got it

Marshmallow and S’more

We believe your phone should look and behave like you want it to. That means our approach to software is ‘less is more’, so you can focus on the choices that are right for you. In fact, we’ve made it a priority to avoid bloatware and skins, and focus on identifying and tackling areas where we can enable more meaningful exchanges between you and your phone, such as simple voice controls and notifications that you can interact with even when your phone is asleep.

This philosophy has enabled us to make what we think are the most personal and responsive phones in the world, built on a foundation of pure Android with a few Moto Enhancements to improve (not impede) overall functionality.

The New Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS is Here

We think Android is one of the best phone ingredients out there, and there are some sweet enhancements with Marshmallow that we’re excited about. Here are a few of our favorites:

- Doze Mode -- This new feature monitors your phone and puts it into a deep sleep when it’s not being used, which can extend battery life substantially.
- Now on Tap -- We love Google Now, and it’s improved in Android M. Simply long press the home button to bring up the Google Now feature and display information based on whatever you’re doing at the time.
- Android Pay -- Android M allows you to bring up Android Pay with a simple tap and easily make purchases without having to open a separate app.
- Direct Share -- Share your photos, news, links, etc. with your favorite contacts easily and quickly.
- Simpler volume controls -- A more intuitive way to control ringtone and media volume.


Changes to Moto Enhancements

The release of a new Android version is a great time to take a fresh look at our signature Moto Enhancements to ensure we’re complementing Android (not competing with it). Android 6.0 Marshmallow includes some great new features similar to things we’ve developed in the past. For example, you’ll find an option for ‘Do not disturb’ under the ‘Sound and notification’ settings to make sure you’re not interrupted during meetings or while sleeping. That’s similar to Moto Assist, so we’re removing Moto Assist as part of the upgrade to M.

Android M also enhances support for backing up user data. These improvements duplicate most of what Motorola Migrate provides. Consequently, we’ll retire Motorola Migrate and no longer preload it going forward. We will also retire the Google Chrome extension found in Motorola Connect. Since we created Motorola Connect, several similar services have shown up on Google Play and many consumers have moved from SMS to other over-the-top messaging services. Both of these products were valuable in their time but the world has moved on and they no longer add enough value to justify taking up space in your device. For more information about where to find a few of these common features within Android M or alternative apps other consumers use, check out our support forum.

Upgrades

Now, we know the question that’s on everyone’s minds. Right now we have plans to upgrade the following Motorola devices1. Things may change, so please refer to our software upgrade page for the latest, and specifics by country:

- 2015 Moto X Pure Edition (3rd gen)
- 2015 Moto X Style (3rd gen)
- 2015 Moto X Play
- 2015 Moto G (3rd gen)
- 2014 Moto X Pure Edition in the US (2nd gen)
- 2014 Moto X in Latin America, Europe and Asia2 (2nd gen)
- 2014 Moto G and Moto G with 4G LTE2 (2nd gen)
- DROID Turbo
- 2014 Moto MAXX
- 2014 Moto Turbo
- Nexus 6


As for timing, we have high standards, so we’ll work fast but we won’t push the upgrades out until we know they’re ready. Look for more news on timing in the coming weeks.

Stay tuned for more details on upgrades for specific devices.

- Bjorn Kilburn
VP, Software Product Management

Dari Motorola. Google/Nexus bagi builds dekat Motorola je, lepastu Motorola yang develop sendiri, sebab diorang nak tambah Moto features tu, Moto Voice, Moto Display etc

BTW, Lenovo takde ambil port pun dalam software/hardware yang Motorola cipta. Diorang ambil untung je. Lol

Err not really la, bro. Google also the same. Ambil kesempatan je. Beli Motorola sebab nak ambil patent. Motorola ni dah wujud lama dah, kira atuk kpd Google. Motorola 1928, Google 1998. Google terlampau baru. So, Motorola ni byk teknologi yg Google nak. Nak pulak asyik kena lawan dgn Apple & Microsoft, mmg takut la

Yeah, Motorola still pushes updates way faster than other OEMs

Yep, Lenovo beli Motorola sbb nak kongsi profits. Dan tlg bwk masuk ke market China. So that nnti blh drop altogether their smartphone/tablet lines. They realized that Motorola makes much better phones than they do

This one right?



It's not new. It's been on Moto G 2015 I believe. Will be pushed out to other devices too when they receive M

Not sure. Never encountered it in a form of wallpaper yet. Maybe can ask Motorola to do it

This post has been edited by SyathibiyMegat: Dec 12 2015, 11:00 PM

You guys are in msia, but your units are not from msia. There's a diff there

Those are only meant for MXPE 2015, not 2014. If some things are meant for MXPE 2014, Motorola wouldn't normally advertise it as MXPE 2014, but Moto X 2nd Gen

But why does that only work for MXPE 2015? Bcs the update has arrived for users of all major US carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and USC, but not TMo. So, users on TMo will have to wait, bcs they asked for it. They want an activation of Band 12, so they'll get it. Just that it's taking some time. However, if they can't wait, they can do those steps, but Band 12 won't still activate yet

This post has been edited by SyathibiyMegat: Dec 17 2015, 03:47 AM

Anyway, here's a good news for those who are using Moto X 2nd Gen (US Model)

Moto X (2nd Gen) “Pure Edition” Gets Marshmallow Update!

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Christmas treat comes early

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