The Motorola One officially receives Android 10 One in your last big update

We were in October 2018 when Motorola launched its Motorola One. A mobile phone, which not only paved the way for a range that later would be complemented with more releases, but also became the first to adopt Android One within the catalog of the chinese manufacturer. The previous, remember, ran around with a version of Android very clean but not a stock like the One.

Now, with Android 11 showing signs of life through the different versions to developers, the Motorola One gives the order to step forward and it is upgraded to Android 10, leaving behind the last names of desserts in which becomes its second major update after the jump, the Walk of the past year. If nothing changes, it will be the last major update of the phone (2 years Android, 3 years of updates, security).

Android 10 and end

Let us remember that we are talking about a phone with Android One, so this Motorola One receives only the better officers operating systemlike the gesture navigation redesigned, the dark mode to fully native for all the phone or the improvements incorporated in the Welfare system Digital. Here there are no layers, so there are no added benefits.

In addition to the new version of the operating system, the update that starts to get to world level to this Motorola One (which received the name of Motorola P30 in China) also incorporates security patches for the month of February Google. The update comes with the version number QPK30.54.22, by the way.

As we often recommend, it will be better to understand after downloading the update through a WiFi connection as we speak of a full version of the operating system over the patch, so that can take easily a couple of gigs of data. The release of these updates is usually done in a staggered manner so that can take days or weeks to reach all the territories and phones in circulation. Have patience.

Via | Gizmochina

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