Motorola On Verizon, AT&T Still Sucks, Stick to T-Mobile and Sprint

Motorola On Verizon, AT&T Still Sucks, Stick to T-Mobile and Sprint Clapway

Motorola announced that Android 6 Marshmallow will not be on Verizon or AT&T versions of the Moto X. Maybe it’s why T-Mobile and Sprint don’t sell it. Verizon, at least, is handing out codes that can unlock the phone to install custom ROMs, but other carriers are still on the same boat.

Moto X Clapway

Why Does Motorola Not Have Android OS on Moto X?

Only owners of the ‘Pure Edition’ upgraded Moto X get access to newer OS support. Many people are suspecting that there is a problem among the carriers, but AT&T, Verizon of Motorola haven’t made any statements. If people really want the latest Android OS, you can unlock the phone. However, doing so will void the phone’s warranty and wipe it clean. The company is nevertheless giving users a guide to how to bootload their phones. T-Mobile and Sprint currently don’t carry these phones, but you’re better off with them than with an out of date OS.

Meanwhile, The Moto G and Moto E Are Still Alive!

A representative has declared that though Motorola is rebranding itself, it will not give up on the G and E phones. In addition, representatives announced that every handset released in 2016 will have a screen size minimum of 5″, which confused many, but these two specific series will remain on the market.

New phones will be dubbed as ‘Moto by Lenovo‘, and along with the Vibe series, will completely change the brand. The OEM wants to make things simpler, more elegant and more functional while still remaining fresh. There’s buzz saying that future Motorola phones are going to play with the big boys, featuring even fingerprint sensors, which is only featured by Samsung and the iPhone. Motorola also announced a new user interface that will be revealed in 2016.

What Does this Mean for Apple and Samsung?

Motorola makes parts for most electronics in the mainstream. If they’re serious about re-entering the market, Apple and Samsung can be prepared for a lot of fun competition. It’s been a while since Motorola was buzzing around in the media, and it’s safe to say it’s about time they made a comeback. Though Motorola has not confirmed any rumors, we can expect a great year in electronics thanks to them.