[flashesbuck]

Ok, So me and my Other half are switching from Big Red to AIO wireless, she made the move first with a custom Moto X. We walked into an AIO store, and 5 hours later (and my help with apn settings), we had a ported phone number and working Moto X. Then about a day later i noticed that the Moto X was wanting to Update to 4.4.2... Well go ahead RIGHT? well it failed. ok?, so i let it go. Then the next day it was suffering from the "slow to sync gmail" that was fixed in the 4.4.2 update.

So after trying several times trying to update, both normal, and downloading the update and booting into the stock bootloader thing, it still would not update..

Called Tech support, and finally got ahold of someone with some intelligence over there, They are telling me that AIO needs to approve the update before it will install (OK but its an unlocked phone tho?) But they warrantied the phone anyway, and we have one coming in the mail now. The Motorola guy said the new one will come with 4.4.2 on it, (I dont think it will), or to update it before we stick the SIM card in. But he could not guarantee it would work on AIO after the update has been installed.

What does this sound like to you guys? I still have not purchased my phone, and would like to get a Moto X also, but i would like it to work on AIO or Straight talk.

If it doesn't work on straight talk, what other carriers can i take it to? will it work on ATT? This is an Unlocked Moto X straight from the Moto Maker sight.

Thanks

[Ry]

Which model Moto X do you have?

[flashesbuck]

Umm... The unlocked one? I look for a model number one the box when I get home I thought they all were the same

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[morphodone]

The unlocked one is the XT1053. AIO is owned by ATT so your phone should work on their network if it works on AIO.

In regards to updating, why don't you take out the SIM and restart the phone and then try to apply the update on WiFi.

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[Ry]

If you bought the unlocked "T-Mobile" Moto X, you should get the update regardless of carrier.

[flashesbuck]

If you bought the unlocked "T-Mobile" Moto X, you should get the update regardless of carrier.

Thats what i thought... but its not installing, Im still siding with "theres a software issue" that cant be fixed with a factory reset. im betting Rooting and putting rom on with 4.4.2 would work just fin, but im not allowed to root her new phone.

[Ry]

Thats what i thought... but its not installing, Im still siding with "theres a software issue" that cant be fixed with a factory reset. im betting Rooting and putting rom on with 4.4.2 would work just fin, but im not allowed to root her new phone.

The stock 4.4.2 ROM should be available somewhere.

[flashesbuck]

Just an update. We now have a new phone, and it did come with 4.4.2. Just like the rep said. And it works fin on AIO. the old one still will not update. Even with no Sim card in it and a factory reset. There must be something messed up in the rom

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[DJB628]

Well I can tell you this I purchased a new new unlocked AT&T Moto X a month ago and it came with 4.2.2 and once arrived, a week later I hooked it up on AIO. Then a week later I kept getting the OTA 4.4.2 update request and I decided to wait to install as I was not sure if I was going to root. So a week later I decided not to root and took the update and had no issues. I have not had any issues with the update especially with texting as it resolved the MMS issues

Hope that helps.

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