Motorola edge+ (2022) back panel

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  • Motorola has confirmed which phones will receive the Android 13 update.
  • The update will be available to a total of ten Moto devices at first.
  • Google released stable builds of Android's latest version over a week ago.

The launch of stable Android 13 on Google's Pixel phones nearly two weeks ago was a signal that the update would soon arrive on third-party devices, and now the first list of phones that will receive the treatment has been released.

Many of its best phones and budget phones are included in the 10 Moto devices that will be updated. You can find the complete list of devices on the security updates page of the company. You can choose from any of the Moto family of devices.

You will see the next operating system on your device if your device is set to receive it. The full list can be found below.

  • Motorola Edge+ (2022)
  • Motorola Edge (2022)
  • Motorola Edge 30 Pro
  • Motorola Edge 30
  • Moto G Stylus 5G 2022
  • Moto G 5G 2022
  • Moto G82 5G
  • Moto G62 5G
  • Moto G42
  • Moto G32

It's not known when these phones will get the latest version of the operating system. The company has not kept up with the latest software updates.

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Despite putting its software update efforts on the back burner, it's encouraging to see a company jump on board with a new operating system. Many of the phones mentioned above are unlikely to be updated to the newest version of the operating system. This is due to the fact that only one platform update is provided by the company.

Two software updates as well as up to three years of security patches are included in the price of the flagship phone from the company. Four years of support and three software upgrades are included in the package for the new Edge.

An improved Material You design, built-inBLE audio support, app-level language settings, and better privacy controls are some of the new features coming to the Moto phones that are receiving the new version of the operating system.