Motorola has slowly been updating more and more of its eligible devices to the latest Android 12-based OS. Earlier this week, the Moto G200 5G was treated with the Android 12 update, and now, the company has started releasing the Android 12 update for the Moto G50.
To clarify, the device receiving this update is the Snapdragon 480-powered Moto G50 and not the Moto G50 5G which comes with the Dimensity 700 SoC. According to an XDAdevelopers report, the update arrives with the build number S1RF32.27-25 and is currently available for the XT2137-1-DS model in the UK. As of yet, the update has not made its way to other regions, but it’s only a matter of time before it does.
Although Motorola’s software update page says that the Android 12 update for the Moto G50 is not live yet, the stable build is already available through the company’s Rescue and Smart Assistant Tool. So UK users can expect the Android 12-based MY UX build to arrive soon to their devices via OTA. Users can also grab the latest update right now using the Rescue tool and flash it manually using a PC. But if you are not well versed in flashing operating systems on Androids, then we won’t recommend you go the manual way.
The Android 12-based My UX update will bring new features like the Material You theming engine, a revamped notification panel, a privacy dashboard, camera and mic “in use” indicators, and more. You can also check out the complete list of Motorola devices eligible for Android 12 by clicking on this link.
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