Motorola has announced which of its handsets are in-line for the recently-released Android Nougat operating system.
The Lenovo-owned company hasn’t revealed exactly when each handset will receive the update, but claimed it will start rolling out before the end of the year.
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The Moto Z and Moto G (4th Gen) are naturally the first in line.
So, without further ado, here’s the list:
- Moto G (4th Gen)
- Moto G Plus (4th Gen)
- Moto G Play (4th Gen)
- Moto X Pure Edition (3rd Gen)
- Moto X Style
- Moto X Play
- Moto X Force
- Droid Turbo 2
- Droid Maxx
- Moto Z
- Moto Z Droid
- Moto Z Force Droid
- Moto Z Play
- Moto Z Play Droid
- Nexus 6
Sadly, if you’re the proud owner of a Moto E, you’re out of luck.
Motorola has a good record when it comes to pushing out the Android updates, partly because it uses a bare bones version of Android without an overbearing custom UI.
There was a time during the days when the company was still owned by Google that certain Moto phones would get the updates alongside Nexus devices, but those times have since passed.
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