Soak Test Released for Moto G 2nd Gen 2014



Soak Test Released for Moto G 2nd Gen 2014




2-3 days ago news flashed online about the release of  Android Marshmallow soak test for Moto G 2nd gen 2014. Release of soak test is for Brazil version of Moto G 2014. Some of  XDA members have ported that soak test to International / Indian version of Moto G 2014.

Also unofficial CyanogenMod for Moto G 2014 is also available. It is a Alpha build has few bugs but can be used as daily driver. CyanogenMod Official Nightly build release will start after few days.

If you guys want link to unofficial cyanogen build or a guide on How to install please let me know in comment section.

(PS: you can google for builds and how to.)

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