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old3eyes
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  #1375177 27-Aug-2015 13:10
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wasabi2k: Moto G has a really good history of getting android updates quickly - gen 1 moto g for 5 pretty quickly.

What is the latest android release for an S4/Prime?


My wife has the first gen Moto G and loves it especially the snapper case..  I wouldn't mind the new 2015 model but only the 16Gig model   but I suspect it will be over $400 here..




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  #1375224 27-Aug-2015 14:32
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wasabi2k: Moto G has a really good history of getting android updates quickly - gen 1 moto g for 5 pretty quickly.

What is the latest android release for an S4/Prime?


I just bought a S4 last week, factory update to 5.0.1

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  #1375236 27-Aug-2015 15:01
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TBH, I'm not very happy with the Moto G's (1st gen, LTE) performance with the latest Lollipop update. It can be pretty slow. 



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  #1375281 27-Aug-2015 16:16
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gsr: TBH, I'm not very happy with the Moto G's (1st gen, LTE) performance with the latest Lollipop update. It can be pretty slow. 

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  #1375287 27-Aug-2015 16:27
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gsr: TBH, I'm not very happy with the Moto G's (1st gen, LTE) performance with the latest Lollipop update. It can be pretty slow. 


Sounds like my Nexus 7  2012 model after it went to Lollipop.  Runs like a snail..




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