Approximately two months after the phased rollout was announced by Motorola, Nougat update for Moto G4 Plus and G4 has reached India as users have started receiving notifications in their devices asking them to update their devices.
Users who see a notification about update in India should select Yes, I’m in, and once the update is downloaded, click on Install Now. Those who haven’t received a message should go to Settings > About Phone > System updates to check for availability, and then if an update is available, follow the above process. Please note that its a phased rollout so your chance might not have come yet, but you will eventually receive the update.
The company warns users that the Android 7.0 Nougat update should be downloaded and installed on when the phone is connected to a WiFi network, and only if the phone has more than 50 percent charge. It also warns that the update will take up to 20 minutes to install.
Details about the update can be found in detail on company’s website, and according to Lenovo, incoming changes include “new multitasking features, more efficient notification controls and improved data saver and battery features.”
Moto-specific updates, beyond what Android 7.0 Nougat brings, include a new Moto action called Swipe to shrink the screen. On the Moto G4 Plus, the company has added a new setting to disable and enable locking the screen when the screen is on and you touch the fingerprint sensor. The settings can be accessed from Settings on the app tray, scrolling down to Security, and then tap on the screen lock gear icon.
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