I’ve never been the type of person to own a game console, but I do have a nice collection of games. They are all pretty good, and I’ve been enjoying my MotoX4 for a little while now. The reason why I bought it is because of its low price. I think that being able to play games for so little cost is a really nice bonus.
Ive had an Android phone for a while now, so I was surprised when I saw MotoX4’s price as low as $14.99. This is especially shocking considering that its specs are so high that it can play games at 480p, which is equivalent to a 1080p TV.
MotoX4s looks as powerful as ever, with an impressive list of games. But I can’t help but feel that it can never compete with the games you can play on the Nintendo or Sony phones. And I have to feel that way about the Playstation 3, which is what I play on.
I do feel that MotoX4s is one of the best Android phones that has come out since the original Moto X. Its specs are just too good for the competition and I wonder how much longer we’ll see the same high-end phones. And yet, if Motorola manages to make a phone that can compete with the Playstation 3, I’ll feel like I’m cheating myself.
In the meantime, there are some Moto X phones that will run Android 4.0.4 KitKat. Motorola has even gone as far as saying that people will be able to upgrade their Moto X phones via Android 4.0.4 KitKat. That means that there will be some Moto X phones that will have just the base Android 4.0.3 KitKat OS.
For some reason, it’s a bit surprising to see the Android 4.0.4 kit. If you’ve got the Android version you have to download the Android version, then you can do it without it.
Yes, its a bit of a paradox, but in reality it is a good thing. Android 4.0.4 is a bit of an awkward update but the KitKat update is far more stable, smoother, and faster than the 4.0.2 update. And unlike the 4.0.3 update, the KitKat upgrade is still backwards compatible with 4.0.2 devices.
The same thing goes for the KitKat update in Android 4.0.3, but it gets a little bit more complicated. To update the phone to 4.0.4, you have to download the Android 4.0.4 ROM, which was officially released on August 1st, 2011. The KitKat update is still available in the Google Play Store.
If you’re using an Android 4.0.3 device it doesn’t matter that you’ve got a new KitKat device, you still need to update. But if you’re using an Android 4.0.2 phone, you can’t install the KitKat update after all.
We don’t really know how long youre going to go through the process. The only time we can think of is a few weeks. While it may seem like a lot, you will have to wait for the update to be released.
