There are various reasons for you to restore stock firmware on your Moto X Style smartphone. For unrooting it, feel nostalgic about the stock ROM after trying out custom ROMs, come up with bootloop, soft brick or corrupt partition state while rooting the phone or making changes to the system files, etc. are the common reasons.
As expected, Motorola will upgrade some of their popular smartphones to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which includes Moto X 2014 and Moto G 2014, but unfortunately, there is no indication about the budget Moto E. Anyway, most Motorola smartphones users can enjoy all the new features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow within the next few months.
The Android 6.0 Marshmallow update is expected to arrive on 5th October, so you have not got long to wait to enjoy the new features. However, you might want to know whether or when my phone gets the new Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. HTC users check out below list. Other smartphone users check out [HERE] my previous post.
Your Nexus 6 will not install OTA (over-the-air) update if the phone is rooted or the bootloader is unlocked. Even if you have uninstalled the root and custom recovery from your phone, the OTA updates will not install on it. This is because of changes to the system image made by root and custom recovery. There is a workaround to resolve it.
Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 users who prefer stock Android UI rather than Xiaomi’s MIUI on their device, an AOSP (Android open source project) based Android 5.0.2 custom ROM is now available that you can flash via custom recovery. Of course, Xiaomi’s MIUI is visually stunning with flat design and resembles iOS UI, but many Android fans like the stock Android vanilla UI.
Motorola’s latest mid-range smartphone, Moto X Play offers a sock Android experience with a 21MP camera, day-long battery with3630 mAh battery and 15 minutes turbo power charging, good hardware specs, style and more at an affordable price. However, Android geeks might want to have root access and custom recovery like TWRP on their Moto X Play.