Motorola released its first smartphone model to get the Android Marshmallow Update, the Motorola Moto X Pure Edition. The latest model also comes with a rare feature, the kernel sources for the Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
According to Tech Gadget Central, Moto X Pure Edition is the first non-Nexus device which has its kernel sources released. Motorola only just released the same version of the universally used operating system with kernel sources released.
Moto X Pure Edition allows you to work on your own software with the Android 6.0 kernel sources. You can generate your own software version and run it to your Motorala Moto X Pure Edition.
According to Hot Hardware, the latest Moto X Pure Edition is ideal for developers seeking diversity in tech gadget such as complete ROM overhaul, OS optimization and modification. With kernel sources, developers can now work more at ease.
The Moto X pure lacks "bloatware". It comes with interesting feature that can customize and optimize heavy ROMs replacements. The latest Motorola device is more likely an Android 7.0.
This flexible gadget enables to snag source files and choose either .tar.gz or .zip at the URL both weighing 150mb.
Users need to be on the "know-how" to create software modifications for the kernel sources. By gaining access to Github site and downloading the ZIP or tar.gz files, you can get the kernel sources for Android 6.0 Marshmallow software.
The report said that Moto G is one of the Motorola devices to get an update. Other Motorola smartphones are also following the much-awaited software update.
Motorola Droid Maxx 2 and Droid Turbo 2 are two of the devices to receive an update. Motorola Moto G second generation will get the Android Marshmallow update soon.
Moto X Pure Edition is extremely flexible smartphone device that comes with kernel sources allowing diversity for its users.
