Motorola has been gradually expanding the Android 16 update to its mid-range and lower-end devices, with the Moto G75 getting the latest bite. The update brings some new features and numerous improvements that further enhance the software experience.

The Android 16 update for the Moto G75 has started rolling out a month after the device entered beta testing. This is not unusual, though, as brands take a couple of weeks to refine the update and ensure the build has no critical bugs. The latest update bears the firmware version W1UQ36H.73-6, as shared by users on Reddit (via Ytechb).

Since it’s a major upgrade, users will need to download a large update package of about 1.8 GB. It’s best to download such hefty packages over a Wi-Fi connection. To download the update, go to Settings > System updates > Check for updates.

Note that the updates are usually rolled out in batches. So, it may take a few days or even weeks to reach all the users. Once the update reaches your device, ensure your Moto has sufficient storage and charge it to at least 50% before installing the update.

In terms of changes, you wouldn’t notice significant visual upgrades, but there are several useful upgrades to look forward to. This includes a new Notification cooldown feature that reduces the volume of incoming notifications when receiving too many notifications from the same app within a short time span.

With Android 16, you can connect to another device’s hotspot without a password, provided both devices are logged into the same Google account. Not a big change, but a quality-of-life improvement. The Do Not Disturb, Bedtime, and Driving modes are now in Settings > Modes. Additionally, you can create custom modes as needed. Improvements have also been made to hearing aids, device security, and overall stability. 

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Motorola launched the Moto G73 smartphone back in January last year. While there were some rumors about the Moto G74, it never came out. Finally, it seems like Motorola will skip the Moto G74 and launch Moto G75. The latest news is about a leaked render of the device (speculated to be the Moto G75), which was spotted by 91Mobiles.

A larger camera island with one additional camera

As you can see, the phone packs a larger camera island on the back, which seems to pack a total of three cameras. There is a 50MP text engraved inside the camera island which likely represents the resolution of the primary sensor. Notably, one of the renders also reveals that the phone uses the Sony LYTIA 600 sensor for the main camera, which supports OIS. The predecessor didn’t have the OIS functionality. This, if true, will be an upgrade over the dual-camera setup of the Moto G73.

Overall, the phone adopts a flatter design with sharper edges, which aligns with the current industry standard. On the front, the phone appears to have a significantly slimmer bezel, especially the bottom chin. The volume rocker and the power button are also located in the same position. The phone will likely come with an optimal plastic and eco-leather back.

According to the renders, the phone is expected to come with a light blue and black color option.

While there’s not much information available about the specifications of the device, we can refer to the predecessor to get an idea of what to expect. The Moto G73 comes with a 6.5″ IPS LCD display that packs an FHD+ resolution.

The predecessor is powered by the Mediatek Dimensity 930 (6 nm) chipset, which is paired with 8GB RAM and an optional 128GB or 256GB storage. it packs a 5000mAh battery and supports 30W wired fast charging.

Speaking of cameras the phone packs two sensors on the back: a 50MP main and a 8MP telephoto. While the render of the Moto G75 shows three cameras on the back, we aren’t sure if the third one is a telephoto or a depth sensor. On the front, the predecessor packs a 16 MP selfie camera.

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