Google began rolling out Android 5.0.1 Lollipop for all Android Wear devices, last week. Android faithfuls such as yourselves have been mashing their “check update” button on their smartwatches hoping for that sweet, sweet Lollipop goodness.
Motorola has taken to their official forums to let users know that updates cannot be forced out of turn, despite many users reporting various successes by factory resetting their Moto 360, re-pairing Bluetooth, or even uninstalling and then reinstalling the companion app.
Most likely these users that reported success with these methods were merely victims of coincidence. Motorola states that all devices should be updated by December 15th with Android 5.0.1 Lollipop build LWX48P. So, if your Moto 360 hasnt been updated yet, you should only have about one more day to wait.
Did your Moto 360 or other Android Wear smartwatch receive the Lollipop update?
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