Whether because it was until recently a part of Google, or because it is bent on being good with customers, Motorola proved that it will be at the forefront of the Android 5.0 Lollipop update scheme. We've already seen the second generation Moto X running Lollipop, as well as the new Moto G, but what about the blockbuster entry level handset of last year, the original Moto G?
Well, with that one Motorola might be starting the Android 5.0 soak test as soon as today, very shortly after the source code was released, meaning that not only the flagships or this year's phone editions will receive a promptly update, but the second-tier handsets in the portfolio as well. OF course, it helps that those run some unadulterated Android versions as well, and aren't marred by heavy manufacturer overlays like the Samsung, LG or Sony stuff, for instance.
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