Motorola pushed out Android Lollipop aka
Android 5 update to all Moto G phones in India
on Friday. The update gives Moto G users new
interface and new features. So, how can you
update the phone to the Android Lollipop?
Here are the steps to do it:
For Moto G (2nd gen) aka Moto G launched in
2014
-- You will see a notification for the system
update on your phone. Tap on the notification
and follow the process.
-- If you don't get the notification, go to
Settings.
-- Click on About Phone.
-- Click on System Update.
-- Click on check for updates.
-- The phone will check for the update. Most
likely the Lollipop update would be available.
Though if it is not, check again in a few hours
because Motorola is rolling out the update in
phases.
-- If the update is available download it and then
install it. Follow the onscreen instructions for it.
For Moto G (1st gen) aka Moto G launched in
2013
-- Make sure you have Motorola Update Services
installed on your phone. If not, install it from
here.
-- Make sure the Motorola Update Services is
updated to the latest version. You can check it
by going into the Play store.
-- If the Motorola Update Services is updated to
the latest version, you will get a notification for
the Android Lollipop update. Tap on it and then
follow the onscreen instructions.
-- If you don't get the notification, go to
Settings.
-- In Settings, go to About Phone and then tap
on System Updates.
-- The phone will check for the update. If it is
available, download and install it. Follow the
onscreen instructions to do it.
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