Re: VZW Cutting It Close With Promised VOLTE
I agree. From a business standpoint, why not kill two birds with one stone.
Yes, the Moto X got it without VoLTE. I'm guessing that Verizon signed off on the Lollipop software, but VoLTE wasn't ready yet, so instead of delaying one until the other was ready, they went ahead and released Lollipop.
Moto's reputation is on the line as well. If they give Verizon the update and big red decides to hold it until their own separate update (VoLTE) is ready, then Moto is seen in the public eye as failing to quickly update their phones as promised.
I feel that the Droid line uses the Moto X as a guinea pig almost, because the two phones are so similar that if something isn't right with the Moto X update, and word is a fix is in the making, they will wait until that fix comes and skip a version entirely. The Droid Maxx did this with one of the Kit Kat updates. I forget which number, but they skipped one, and actually had the latest update before the Vzw Moto X did.
Maybe the Droid Turbo Lollipop update made it to Verizon so close to the rollout of VoLTE that it wouldn't be a burden to wait and release both, whereas it would have with the Moto X.
I'm just spitballing here. There are many scenarios and theories explaining the update process. I do it to explain the unexplained which eases my concerns.
Maybe, but I just don't see them activating the Advanced Calling 1.0 option in My Verizon if they weren't ready to roll out VoLTE shortly.
I've also been of the mind that they would roll out VoLTE and Lollipop for the Turbo at the same time. That's mainly based on the supposed timing of each update. If you can, why do two rollouts if you can do one? Not even an educated guess, just a guess.
Either way, I would bet VoLTE is imminent.
I agree. From a business standpoint, why not kill two birds with one stone.
I hope y'all get it with Lollipop. Us Moto X 2014 users got Lollipop without the VoLTE update...![]()
Yes, the Moto X got it without VoLTE. I'm guessing that Verizon signed off on the Lollipop software, but VoLTE wasn't ready yet, so instead of delaying one until the other was ready, they went ahead and released Lollipop.
Moto's reputation is on the line as well. If they give Verizon the update and big red decides to hold it until their own separate update (VoLTE) is ready, then Moto is seen in the public eye as failing to quickly update their phones as promised.
I feel that the Droid line uses the Moto X as a guinea pig almost, because the two phones are so similar that if something isn't right with the Moto X update, and word is a fix is in the making, they will wait until that fix comes and skip a version entirely. The Droid Maxx did this with one of the Kit Kat updates. I forget which number, but they skipped one, and actually had the latest update before the Vzw Moto X did.
Maybe the Droid Turbo Lollipop update made it to Verizon so close to the rollout of VoLTE that it wouldn't be a burden to wait and release both, whereas it would have with the Moto X.
I'm just spitballing here. There are many scenarios and theories explaining the update process. I do it to explain the unexplained which eases my concerns.