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I understand that this phone is not a nexus but considering that Google has bought out Motorola and watched over the creation of this phone specifically, will it get quick updates from google like a nexus would?
My biggest concern is Android 5.0 as 4.3 isn't really that big of a change. I could wait for the Nexus 5 but if it takes too long I will loose my unlimited date (grandfathered in on Verizon but need to resign my 2year).
Anyone have any idea of even if this doesn't get the update a custom ROM could update it and still have the always on voice stuff?
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Here in the U.S. it will all come down to how fast the carriers want to push out the update. Google may release it to the carriers fast enough; but I know Verizon will have a few apps on their version of the X that need to work perfectly. So there will be soak tests, one after the other, and when everything is proven THEN the update will get released. This process could take weeks or even months.
Next issue is why you would lose your unlimited data waiting for the Nexus 5? Unless you're talking about a termination of contract (that would do it) to get it on another carrier. But if you're going month to month at the end of the contract, you're still on unlimited until the line is terminated by YOU.
I guess I misunderstood something there. Easy for me to do![]()