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Motorola rolls out Android 4.4.4 KitKat for the budget Moto E
As promised, Motorola has started rolling out the Android 4.4.4 KitKat update for Moto E.
Updated: Motorola had promised to start rolling out KitKat update this week, and here it is. Some Moto E users have started receiving 4.4.4 KitKat update. The company has released a 57.9MB OTA file. Moto device owners can check for new updates under Settings > System updates. Motorola has promised to start rolling out the Android 4.4.4 KitKat update for its Moto devices this week. All three devices, the Moto G, Moto X and Moto E entered the Indian market via Flipkart. During the launch, Motorola had guaranteed future OS updates. And in keeping with the promise, Motorola has announced the news via its official Twitter account. In a tweet, the company states that it has begun rolling out KitKat, 4.4.4 for all three Moto devices in India, and should reach users this week.
We've begun rolling out Android, KitKat, 4.4.4 for Moto E, Moto G & Moto X this week in India! Expect an update on your #Moto soon!
— Motorola India (@MotorolaIndia) July 5, 2014 While Moto G and Moto E are considered its bestselling devices, the slightly higher-end Moto X has also captured the attention of audiences. Aimed at budget users, the Moto E is priced at Rs 6,999. It sports a 4.3-inch qHD display, 1GB RAM, 1850mAh battery and the company has guaranteed Android 4.4 KitKat with future updates. Check out our Moto E review. The Moto G retails at Rs 12,499 for the 8GB and Rs 13,999 for the 16GB. It is easily one of the best value-for-money offerings under Rs 15,000 and quite possibly under Rs 20,000 as well. Read our complete Moto G review. While Moto G changed the mainstream smartphone landscape and proved that we needn’t rely on local brands for good specs and low price, the Moto X sitting in the mid-range segment, priced at around Rs 23,000, puts quad-core and octa-core phones to shame. Here's our complete Moto X review. First Published:Jul 11, 2014, 09:00:50 IST
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