Hmm, isn't the Star icon supposed to be one of Lollipop's new notification feature? Because I swear I have it too on my N5.



Or maybe it's a specific indicator for Moto's 'innovative user experience' exclusive to Moto X.

This post has been edited by nasrulafiq93: Nov 12 2014, 10:26 PM

It's a lollipop feature. From androidcentral forum

"It is to indicate if you set "priority notifications" in the do not disturb mode. You can access this menu when you press the volume button."

Lollipop does have Star icon in priority mode.

hi guys, i'm thinking to get one MotoX. any recommendation where to get one locally?

Buy from our forumer here, he got import from US.

which forumer? sked kena scam :S

From TS, check his signature. He sold a few Moto X and other Motorola products.

This post has been edited by zhou86: Nov 14 2014, 01:26 PM

thanks. will look him up

COD won't get scam.

MotoTips for Using Android 5.0, Lollipop on Your Moto Phone

So you’re a Moto user and one of the first in the world to use Android 5.0, Lollipop, which we began rolling out recently—what should you do next with your phone?

As part of our work as consumer experience designers, we’ve had a chance to get familiar with this new release and wanted to share a few tips and tricks for getting the most out of what Lollipop has to offer.

Check out the short videos we’ve put together for you below. It’s our job to talk to consumers (like you!) to improve our products, so let us know how you like them and if there’s anything else you’d like to know. If you’ve discovered any of your own favorite #MotoTips, please share them on Twitter using the hashtag #MotoTips.

Enjoy!











Posted by Kristin Arnold and Lexi Valasek, Consumer Experience Design

This post has been edited by SyathibiyMegat: Nov 15 2014, 11:13 AM

Finding Your Phone With the New Motorola Keylink



Here’s an old situation: you haven’t gone very far but you know you’re missing something. You check your pockets, maybe rifle through your bag. Where did your phone go?

Here’s a new solution: Motorola Keylink.

Keylink is a small device that you attach to your keychain. Using the Motorola Connect app on your phone, you can connect your keys to your phone in case either tends to wander off. * If your phone decides to play hide and seek with you, you can press a button on Keylink to make it ring up to 100 feet away. Or if you keys get a similar idea, you can use the Motorola Connect App to make Keylink ring.

The great thing is Keylink is compatible with Android and iOS devices. Simply download the Motorola Connect app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store today to get started.

If you own Moto X (2nd gen.), Droid Turbo or a phone running Android 5.0, Lollipop, you can use your trusted device settings to enable the added ability to keep your phone unlocked when your keys are nearby. This way you don’t have to enter your password to use it. Just enable trusted devices by going into settings and then security.

The battery lasts upwards of a year and you can replace it with a coin cell battery found in any local drug or convenience store.

You can purchase one for $24.99 at Motorola.com and T-Mobile starting today.

Moto Hint please

Is all Moto X (unlocked) unit we buy from U.S. is compatible with 3G and LTE band in Malaysia? or only specific model fit with our country's network band?

This post has been edited by jenova: Nov 20 2014, 06:36 PM

Motox cyber Monday deal.. who can help get one?

CyberMonday deal will involve the Moto X as well?

Whoa! CyberMonday deal! Moto X is only USD359!! Discount of USD140!

http://www.androidcentral.com/motorolas-cy...unt-2014-moto-x

Personalized Products. Yummy.

This photo IS BEAUTIFUL!



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This post has been edited by zhou86: Nov 28 2014, 11:02 AM

We can't buy it ourselves on the motorola website?