Moto G gets Android 4.4 KitKat update in India

Motorola has begun rolling out Android 4.4 KitKat updates to the Moto G smartphone in India. Moto G was launched on February 5 in India in an exclusive arrangement with Flipkart, and Motorola has lived up to the promising of rolling out the latest Android update within days. This latest version of Android brings further new features to the Moto G, including an improved phone dialer, new photo editing options in the Gallery app, the ability to print documents and photos. Users should note that upgrade is free and is available as an OTA update. Users can update their Moto G in a few simple steps. Go to the Settings app and select "About phone" option at the bottom of the list. Click on "System updates" and the system should show you a new update. Note that you will need a Wi-Fi connection for best results. After the software is downloaded and installed, your phone will reboot automatically. User who face difficulty with the upgrade, can visit the Motorola website. It must be noted that the update will roll out in stages, as is usual and you might not immediately see it for your phone. In which case, you have no option but to wait. The Moto G is currently available on Flipkart.com for a price of Rs 12,499 for the 8 GB version and Rs 13,999 for the 16 GB. The smartphone has received rave reviews from tech critics, and users. Our review pegged the Moto G as the Android to beat in this segment and one that has set a new benchmark for budget smartphones. For Flipkart, the smartphone has flown off the shelf, and according to Flipkart CEO Sachin Bansal, the Moto G has been the fastest selling mobile on the site.