Motorola reveals which phones are getting Android 14, but not when

Motorola reveals which phones are getting Android 14, but not when،

On October 4, Google began rolling out Android 14 to eligible Pixel devices. If you're a long-time Android user, you know the rest. Some manufacturers are pretty quick to follow, with the Samsung Galaxy S23 series receiving Android 14 pretty close to Google's Pixel phones. But other manufacturers take much longer to update their eligible phones to the latest version of Android.

Motorola Razr+ flagship - Motorola reveals which phones will have Android 14, but not when

The flagship Motorola Razr+

One of these lagging manufacturers is Lenovo's Motorola. Ironically, it was the Motorola DROID that became the first major Android smartphone to hit the market in November 2009. Lenovo's Matthew Zielinski, president of international markets for the Chinese smartphone maker, expects Motorola to become the world's third largest manufacturer of smartphones within three years. For this to happen, Motorola needs to improve the speed at which it updates Android on its compatible handsets.

Motorola Razr Phones

Motorola Razr 40 Ultra
Motorola Razr40
Motorola Razr+ 2023
Motorola Razr 2023
Motorola Razr 2022

Motorola Edge Series Phones

Motorola Edge+ 2023
Motorola Edge 2023
Motorola Edge+ 2022
Motorola Edge 2022
Motorola Edge+ 5G UW 2022
Motorola Edge 40 Pro
Motorola Edge 40 Neo
Motorola Edge 40
Motorola Edge 30 Ultra
Motorola Edge 30 Pro
Motorola Edge 30 Neo
Motorola Edge 30 Fusion
Motorola Edge 30

Motorola G series phones

Moto G 5G 2023
Moto G 5G Stylus 2023
Moto G Stylus 2023
Moto G Power 5G 2023
Moto G84 5G
Moto G54
Moto G73 5G
Moto G53 5G
Moto G23
Moto G14

Others

Motorola Lenovo ThinkPhone

The Moto G53 has already received Android 14 and the Moto G54 runs a Android 14 beta. But more important than updating budget models, Motorola needs to work on speeding up the update time for flagship models such as the Razr 40 Ultra/Razr+ and Motorola Edge+ (2023) which are expected to receive the update as soon as possible. as possible.

Motorola's current global market share is 4% and Lenovo hopes to double its share of the global smartphone market in three years. I repeat, delivering updates to Motorola device owners (especially flagship models) faster is something Lenovo needs to work on if it wants to have any chance of achieving its goals.