Motorola has already released Android 5 Lollipop update for 2nd generation Moto G 2014, but the update is not available on all countries. For instance, in India the Lollipop update is yet to be reached. Once you updated your 2nd Gen Moto G 2014 to Lollipop, your phone will become incredibly fast, fluid and the touch response will be very fast.
If your Moto G 2013 stuck in bootloop after updating to Android 5 Lollipop, here are some ways to help you get out of bootloop and get your phone ready for daily use. A bootloop means your phone stuck indefinitely on the boot animation logo. Normally, firmware update will not cause any issue, but if you have not followed the instruction carefully, you might end up with a non-booting system.
Motorola has updated its popular budget 2nd Gen Moto G (2014) to Android 5.0 Lollipop in select regions. Tech-savvy users who want to go crazy and play with their Moto G might want to root their device after the Android Lollipop update. Chainfire, developer of the popular one click “CF Auto Root” tool has released rooting solution for 2nd Gen Moto G 2014 on Android Lollipop.
The Moto G 2013 Google Play edition has received Android 5.0.1 Lollipop OTA update. If you have not received the OTA update yet, you can manually install Android 5.0.1 Lollipop update (build number LRX21Z) on your Moto G 2103 Google Play Edition. The only requirement is that your Moto G 2013 should have stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat firmware (build number KTU84P) onboard.
Now you can upgrade your Moto G (2013) to Android Lollipop via official firmware. Motorola has started rolling out Android 5 Lollipop update to the first generation Moto G (2013) in India (XT1032), and we expect the rollout to other regions in the coming days. As you may know, the second generation Moto G (2014) has already received the Android 5.0 Lollipop update.
An unofficial build of CyanogenMod 12, which is based on the Android 5.0 Lollipop, is now available for 1st Gen Moto G (XT 1032). CyanogenMod 12 is yet to be released officially, but an XDA community member Alberto97 has compiled the CyanogenMod 12 that you can install on your 1st Gen Moto G (XT 1032)