Motorola has done a commendable job of rolling out quick platform updates to its phones, but a few notable exceptions include the Moto E in select regions and the Moto Turbo. The latter is finally making its way to Marshmallow, with the Android 6.0.1 update now rolling out to users in India.
Verizon has started pushing out a small security update to the original Droid Turbo that, unfortunately, isn't Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
The original Droid Turbo was an odd take on the Moto X 2014, and now the Droid Turbo 2 is loosely based on the Moto X Pure Edition — but when you set these two Droids next to one another it's hard to draw many parallels.
Motorola has announced which devices it'll be issuing software updates for a number of its devices to combat the potential "Stagefright" exploit and says it's not aware of it actually being used against phones in the wild.
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Two weeks after the Lollipop update finally arrived on the Droid Turbo, we're getting another tiny update on top of it from Verizon. The small OTA is hitting Turbos right now bumping the software version ever-so-incrementally from 23.11.38 to 23.11.39.
This week everyone is partying over the final release of Android 5.1 for the Droid Turbo. But a couple days after my wonderment of the new software on my Turbo wore off, I realized it didn't really matter much — the phone still serves its primary function as the best mobile hotspot you can buy.
The Droid Turbo finally sees the Android 5.1 update, and here's where you tell us how it's working for you.
No more soak tests. No more waiting. The Motorola Droid Turbo is getting Android 5.1 Lollipop. Y'all go update now, ya hear?
Verizon has confirmed that it will finally begin pushing out the Android 5.1 update for the Droid Turbo on July 1. The update will begin pushing out in the afternoon, and it will be pushing out in phases.
Motorola took to Twitter to tease the Lollipop update for the Droid Turbo. While the company didn't give an exact release date, it did note that the update is coming soon.
Don't want to get anyone's hopes up too high just yet, but invites are going out for a software soak test for the Motorola Droid Turbo on Verizon, a phone for which folks have been patiently waiting for Android 5.x Lollipop.
Motorola has given some additional information about the Android 5.1 update for the Droid Turbo, but unfortunately it is still not ready. The company continues to push forward, and will keep consumers informed.
Verizon will begin offering three new metallic accent color options for the Droid Turbo on May 28. These new options will be orange, blue, and voilet, all of which will be available with the Grey Ballistic Nylon device.
Motorola Droid Turbo owners will be skipping Android 5.0 in-favor of Android 5.1 according to a Motorola software engineer. In January Motorola announced that 2013 and 2014 Motorola devices would be updated "very soon", but that promised update has yet to hit for all devices two months later. Late last night saw Luciano Carvalho, a software engineer at Motorola, posted on a Google+...
Best Buy will no longer be the only location to carry the Sapphire Blue Ballistic Nylon version of the Motorola Droid Turbo. Back in November it was announced that a blue variant of the Droid Turbo was going to be available at Best Buy, but unfortunately that was the only location to pick it up at that time. Verizon Wireless has just announced that their retail locations will begin...
As previously teased, Motorola has launched the Droid Turbo in India, marketing the device as Moto Turbo in the country. The handset is currently available for pre-order for Rs. 41,999 ($670). The handset — as is the case with all Motorola devices in India — will be exclusively available on Flipkart, with sales set to commence from the third week of March. The retailer is running...
There are belt clips and then there are belt clips. This is the latter, and that's a good thing. Not wanting a case on your Droid Turbo is one thing. Not wanting any protection at all on your shiny new Android phone is another. With its slick woven Kevlar backing (or ballistic nylon if that's your thing) it sure looks like it could survive a drop or two on its own, but that doesn't...
Picking a case for the Droid Turbo is not as easy as it sounds, due mostly to the battle between bulk and protection. While the Droid Turbo is not uncomfortable to hold on its own, many of the cases sold to protect this phone carry it well over the comfort line and cause the device to be just plain monstrous. It's not an easy problem to solve, especially if you're not a fan of the...
Some people don't want a case for their phone, they want armor plating with a built in cinema mode. Big phones and kickstands go hand in hand, especially if you're the type to watch video on your lunch break or while waiting in the car for soccer practice to be over. The folks at Seidio are far from new at putting kickstands in their cases, but their DILEX Pro line take keeping your...