Change for the sake of it
Mar. 12th, 2016 10:54 amI once did a 'whose lecture are you in' guide, in case of waking up in the middle of it and not remembering. Now the Marshmallow update for the 2014 Moto G has finally arrived, my phone is now fully up to date with... 6.0.0 patch date 1st Jan 2016.
Anyway, a recent history of Android versions, AKA how to tell which one you've got.
Kit-Kat
Your clock looks like this:
10:44
Lollipop
That was clearly too easy to read, so your clock looks like this:
10:44
Much more stylish - who cares that it's not as clear?
Marshmallow
Perhaps someone did, but rather than return to Kit-Kat's clarity, your clock looks like this:
10:44
Chunky... Anyone want to bet that it won't change yet again with Nutella?
Some other stuff might have changed too. The one thing that would be really useful - removing crap you'll never, ever need from the system without rooting the phone (and losing stuff that's not backed up*) and using a custom ROM - isn't there.
* Which, I recently discovered by accident,** includes all your text messages. WTF those aren't synced to your account, I don't know. There's no obvious way to do it in the Motorola Messenger app either.
** On someone else's phone. They weren't amused.
Anyway, a recent history of Android versions, AKA how to tell which one you've got.
Kit-Kat
Your clock looks like this:
10:44
Lollipop
That was clearly too easy to read, so your clock looks like this:
10:44
Much more stylish - who cares that it's not as clear?
Marshmallow
Perhaps someone did, but rather than return to Kit-Kat's clarity, your clock looks like this:
10:44
Chunky... Anyone want to bet that it won't change yet again with Nutella?
Some other stuff might have changed too. The one thing that would be really useful - removing crap you'll never, ever need from the system without rooting the phone (and losing stuff that's not backed up*) and using a custom ROM - isn't there.
* Which, I recently discovered by accident,** includes all your text messages. WTF those aren't synced to your account, I don't know. There's no obvious way to do it in the Motorola Messenger app either.
** On someone else's phone. They weren't amused.