Motorola is on a roll, as the US company is now rolling out the Android 12 update to another popular 5G smartphone, the G100.
’ report, Moto G100 owners in Brazil are now getting Android 12 on their phones, which hints at a rather limited roll-out for the time being.
The Moto G100 Android 12 update weighs in at around 1.5GB and includes the March security patch. Although Motorola has yet to reveal the availability of the update, we can safely assume that if the rollout continues as planned, Moto G100 users all over the world will be getting Android 12 in a matter of weeks.
This would be Moto G100’s first major Android update since its debut on the market back in April 2021. Technically, this means the phone 100% qualifies for an Android 13 update too, although it’s hard to tell whenGet the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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