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Soak test for T-Mobile users of the Motorola Moto X points to Android 4.4.2 on the way

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Soak test for T-Mobile users of the Motorola Moto X points to Android 4.4.2 on the way
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Motorola seeks soak testers for the T-Mobile Motorola Moto X
It looks like T-Mobile subscribers sporting the Motorola Moto X are being invited to take place in a soak test. This is a test conducted by Motorola on an upcoming software update. By keeping the number of participants in the test small and manageable, Motorola can quickly take action if something goes wrong and bricks everyone's Moto X. Even if there are just some minor bugs, using the soak test allows Motorola to keep the number of affected units at a minimum while it works on a fix.

To take part in a soak test you need to be a member of the Motorola Feedback Network. And if you are selected to be part of this soak test, or any soak test, you must promise to keep any information relating to it confidential.

Since this model has already been updated to Android 4.4, and other Moto X models have been updated to Android 4.4.2, you can pretty well guess what update is coming to the T-Mobile version of the Motorola Moto X.  And now that Motorola has started lining up soak testers, the actual update is probably not that far away.

source: AndroidCentral
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