Wow! I'm very surprised...The AT&T and Verizon second gen Moto Xs will not be upgraded. https://forums.motorola.com/posts/86e4e1d737?commentId=987704#987704
The AT&T and Verizon second gen Moto Xs will not be upgraded. https://forums.motorola.com/posts/86e4e1d737?commentId=987704#987704
The AT&T and Verizon second gen Moto Xs will not be upgraded. https://forums.motorola.com/posts/86e4e1d737?commentId=987704#987704
As mentioned, the Wi-Fi Alliance has recently certified an update to pass to the Moto X, specifically the model numbers XT1092, XT1093/XT1094, XT1095/XT1097, and XT1096
I am definitely not disputing that the carrier versions will not get the update, but it is interesting that Moto certified the carrier versions for Marshmallow but will not be updating them:
Wi-Fi Alliance Certifies Moto X 2014 Marshmallow Update | Androidheadlines.com
This is likely a carrier decision and not a Motorola one. They probably sold very few of the carrier model and the carriers ultimately passed on paying for the update.Moto giving the middle finger to gen. 2 owners. Maybe I should return my Pure 2015...
It's frustrating because we will never really know the dynamic between the carriers and moto. It's obvious moto considered the update for all versions, but was that an early move in the process before a decision was made? Did the carriers tell moto no? Did moto even push to update them? What policies and agreements dictate these conversations? How much do we blame the carriers and how much should we blame moto?This is likely a carrier decision and not a Motorola one. They probably sold very few of the carrier model and the carriers ultimately passed on paying for the update.
It's frustrating because we will never really know the dynamic between the carriers and moto. It's obvious moto considered the update for all versions, but was that an early move in the process before a decision was made? Did the carriers tell moto no? Did moto even push to update them? What policies and agreements dictate these conversations? How much do we blame the carriers and how much should we blame moto?
These are questions we will never know.
In all honesty, I have the 2014 and my wife has the 2013. I am in the market to replace her 2013 with either the new pure or a Nexus. Despite there not being a carrier involved, I am still putting this as a check mark against buying a 2015 X. For all the amazing things moto has done, I am becoming skeptical of the future.
Sent from my XT1096
Yes, but I have the Verizon version.The second gen Moto X Pure Edition and third gen Moto X Pure Edition are both getting upgraded.
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The AT&T and Verizon second gen Moto Xs will not be upgraded. https://forums.motorola.com/posts/86e4e1d737?commentId=987704#987704