In this tutorial, we will show you how to install custom recovery and get root access on your 2nd generation Moto G 2014 edition. Custom recovery and root access on your Moto G (2014) gives vast opportunities such as backup and restore firmware, flash custom ROMs, apply various tweaks and changes that Motorola ignored to make.
In this tutorial, we will be guiding you through the process of reinstalling official firmware on 2nd gen Moto G 2014 edition. We will show you how to restore original stock firmware on 2nd generation Moto G as well as lock its bootloader in case you have already unlocked it.
Motorola has updated Motorola Assist and Motorola Contextual Service by adding Driving and Home Assist on Moto G and Moto E. Until now, only Sleeping and Meeting assist are available on Moto G and E, but the new update added the Driving and Home mode assist as well.
Entering into Recovery mode on Moto X, Moto G and Moto E is little tricky. In recovery mode, users can carry out various tasks. For instance, factory reset when your phone became unresponsive, delete system cache to speed up the phone and improve battery performance, wipe data and more. Follow the guide below to enter into recovery mode on the Moto X, G and E
Motorola Assist is an exclusive app for Motorola devices, which is designed to assist you when you are driving, sleeping and attending a meeting. On Moto G, only Sleeping and Meeting assist are available. Driving assist is not available on Moto G due to its hardware limitations. Here is how to setup and use Motorola Assist on Moto G.
Motorola has updated its Moto X and Moto G’s boot animation to something cool, which will enhance your phone’s power-up experience. This new update brings Spring beauty to your Moto X and Moto G. If you aren’t updated your device yet, head over to this Play Store link and update ‘Motorola Boot Services’ app and restart your device.