Moto X Pure Nougat Arrived?

[jojesa]

I got a system update on my Moto X Pure that appears to be Nougat update.
Has anyone other Moto X user seen it?

 

[J Dubbs]

Yep this is about the time frame for it to show up.....A co-worker was part of the soak test, and it seemed to be running fine on his MXPE.
Come on, try it out, someone's got to be the guinea pig lol.

 

[telrod11]

Nothing available here yet.
I thought the mxpe was slated for a June rollout on nougat?

 

[Coresh]

Shouldn't it be notified as "Android 7.0" in the upgrade notification massage? I don't see it in the screenshot.

 

[meathead88]

Nothing on mine yet either. I'm on Verizon, even though that shouldn't matter.

How did the install go? First impressions?

 

[jojesa]

Yep this is about the time frame for it to show up.....A co-worker was part of the soak test, and it seemed to be running fine on his MXPE.
Come on, try it out, someone's got to be the guinea pig lol.

I was backing up everything, just in case....
I will install it and let you know how it goes...

 

[jojesa]

Shouldn't it be notified as "Android 7.0" in the upgrade notification massage? I don't see it in the screenshot.

When you click on the 'View release notes' then you see

 

[meathead88]

When you click on the 'View release notes' then you see
View attachment 258260

How's it going? You're not responding because you got bricked, are you?

 

[jojesa]

Sorry was busy and the Wi-Fi sucks at work...slower than snails. As you know this updates need Wi-Fi even though my LTE is super fast.

The installation took 18 minutes including ‘optimizing app’ (177 apps) section that took only 7 minutes. I remember that Android 6.0 took more than twice that amount.
You will see a Lenovo and MOTO red logos at boot-up with ‘Motorola: a Lenovo company’ at the bottom of the screen while booting.
Finally, I can open two apps at once, play a Youtube video while texting.
Also unlocking with face recognition is available and does work.
Everything works just fine.
Ask away...

 

[Jheebs]

Sorry was busy and the Wi-Fi sucks at work...slower than snails. As you know this updates need Wi-Fi even though my LTE is super fast.

The installation took 18 minutes including ‘optimizing app’ (177 apps) section that took only 7 minutes. I remember that Android 6.0 took more than twice that amount.
You will see a Lenovo and MOTO red logos at boot-up with ‘Motorola: a Lenovo company’ at the bottom of the screen while booting.
Finally, I can open two apps at once, play a Youtube video while texting.
Also unlocking with face recognition is available and does work.
Everything works just fine.
Ask away...

Check color mode, under settings, display... Changing from vibrant to standard does nothing anymore and when you reboot, defaults back to vibrant...bug?

 

[jojesa]

Changing from 'Vibrant' to 'Standard' does nothing and it does default back to 'Vibrant' after a reboot.

 

[pizza_pablo]

OP, folks over at xda, say that your screenshots are bogus.
Just sayin'....

 

[telrod11]

OP, folks over at xda, say that your screenshots are bogus.
Just sayin'....

https://mobilesupport.lenovo.com/us/en/solution/MS118009

Looks like it is legit....

 

[acejavelin]

OP, folks over at xda, say that your screenshots are bogus.
Just sayin'....

Although it is possibly a fake, why? I doubt it is anything but legit? You can't change the kernel version even with build.prop changes and the Android version is clearly 7.0, there are no custom ROMs out there that are 7.0 with an April 1 security update (unless the OP compiled there own). There is a hamburger menu is on the left, not the arrow, of the Phone Status screen shot, indicating Android 7, not 6.

 

[pizza_pablo]

I don't know.
I got excited and posted a link to this thread, on xda, and got ponced.
I was just passing info back here.
I obviously don't know what's real or knot.

 

[jojesa]

https://mobilesupport.lenovo.com/us/en/solution/MS118009

Looks like it is legit....

Hey telrod11
I saw those post at XDA. Those morons are calling the posts fake because they did not get the update on their Moto X yet.

 

[jojesa]

Oh, if you use any fake (mock) location app, it will not longer work.
Split screen

 

[acejavelin]

Well, looks like it's legit... The threads about Nougat update on the official Moto/Lenovo support site are not being deleted or edited, and the screenshots are not being pulled either. They are not "officially" confirming or denying it's being rolled out, but they are answering questions about how/why removing your SIM can get you the update quicker.

Normally they pull any fake or soak related information very quickly, and Moto representatives have responded in several threads without deleting/editing anything posted. That is a telltale sign it's for real.

 

[meathead88]

Well, looks like it's legit... The threads about Nougat update on the official Moto/Lenovo support site are not being deleted or edited, and the screenshots are not being pulled either. They are not "officially" confirming or denying it's being rolled out, but they are answering questions about how/why removing your SIM can get you the update quicker.

Normally they pull any fake or soak related information very quickly, and Moto representatives have responded in several threads without deleting/editing anything posted. That is a telltale sign it's for real.

Linky please so I can get this update moving

 

[jojesa]

Well, looks like it's legit... The threads about Nougat update on the official Moto/Lenovo support site are not being deleted or edited, and the screenshots are not being pulled either. They are not "officially" confirming or denying it's being rolled out, but they are answering questions about how/why removing your SIM can get you the update quicker.

Normally they pull any fake or soak related information very quickly, and Moto representatives have responded in several threads without deleting/editing anything posted. That is a telltale sign it's for real.

User Moto Guy @ XDA swears that I am part of a Nougat soak test I never join or have any knowledge even existed.