We have the new Moto G, you have questions. Fire away!

[sacrdandprofne]

Oh,duh... I don't know why I didn't get that, my bad.

And to answer your original question, yes, it should handle Marshmallow just fine.

No worries, and thanks for the info!

 

[brigsta16]

Can this phone be charged by the new quick charger?

 

[acejavelin]

Can this phone be charged by the new quick charger?

Yes, technically, but it will only charge at normal speeds... It does not support any quick charging standard.

 

[sacrdandprofne]

Anyone getting a screen flicker when waking / unlocking?

 

[bcme]

What kind of programming will I need to do for this to work on AT&T pay as you go?

 

[NucleBAH]

What kind of programming will I need to do for this to work on AT&T pay as you go?

I would assume that you may need to change APNs. I'd recommend purchasing it from motomaker unlocked so you have the freedom to switch between GSM carriers and mvnos. You may not need to change APNs as often the phone automatically changes apns.


TL;DR
May need to change APNs
Buy unlocked from MotoMaker
APNs may not need to be changed.

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[bcme]

Thanks much, ordered from Motorola Friday. My sim card is around 5 years old so may have to upgrade.

 

[NucleBAH]

I don't know if that will work by the way, however my European Model worked straight away with SIMs from 2 different carriers, 1 an MVNO, straight away (in Europe)

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[Maljunulo]

I don't know if that will work by the way, however my European Model worked straight away with SIMs from 2 different carriers, 1 an MVNO, straight away (in Europe)

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I wish the US got the dual-SIM model, so we could switch between AT&T and T-Mobile at will.

 

[NucleBAH]

I wish the US got the dual-SIM model, so we could switch between AT&T and T-Mobile at will.

It may be worth mentioning I have a single sim phone. I decided to move carriers for a better value deal.

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[Maljunulo]

It may be worth mentioning I have a single sim phone. I decided to move carriers for a better value deal.

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Yes, I understand that, but I am talking about being able to switch at your whim, and back again likewise.

 

[NucleBAH]

Yes, I understand that, but I am talking about being able to switch at your whim, and back again likewise.

I can see why you would want that.

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[FreD0089]

Hey guys, my moto g3 with marshmallow update has recently stopped showing notifications, as well as quick access buttons after pulling down the status bar. There is a minus sign in a circle on the status-bar. Please help.

 

[NucleBAH]

Hey guys, my moto g3 with marshmallow update has recently stopped showing notifications, as well as quick access buttons after pulling down the status bar. There is a minus sign in a circle on the status-bar. Please help.

Have you rebooted?
Have you cleared the cache partition

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[FreD0089]

I don't think clearing cache will help. This is the sign am talking about.

 

[Javier P]

I think that symbol means that "do not disturb" is activated. Can't you switch it off from the quick settings?

 

[FreD0089]

The quick settings too is not showing.

 

[NucleBAH]

That is do not disturb. It is turned off in quick settings or with the volume rocker.

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[NucleBAH]

^Try using the volume rocker. Clearing the cache partition may help with quick settings.

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[Javier P]

The quick settings too is not showing.

Even swiping down with two fingers from the status bar? Have you enabled the UI tuner?