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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by AVSkillet, Dec 19, 2013.

  1. AVSkillet

    AVSkillet Member
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    I've noticed that the Moto X's version of the kit Kat Easter egg animation is different from that on my Nexus 7's. While the Nexus has a letter K that first appears and spins with a flick, Moto X displays a number 1. Anyone know the significance of this number 1? I would think the K on the nexus would stand for Kit Kat. Couldn't find anything on it.
     


    #1 AVSkillet, Dec 19, 2013

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  2. dmiller2007

    dmiller2007 Android Expert

    Only guess I saw regarding that was that the Moto X was the first non-Nexus device that received KitKat. No idea of the validity of that, just what I read somewhere.
     
    #2 dmiller2007, Dec 19, 2013
  3. tomato88

    tomato88 Android Enthusiast

    Moto X received the update even before Nexus 4, and that made quite a lot of Nexus 4 users angry.
     
    #3 tomato88, Dec 19, 2013
  4. dmiller2007

    dmiller2007 Android Expert

    Haha. I know. I thought that was pretty funny, personally. I was referring more to the Nexus 5 and tablets. Still pretty ridiculous how fast Motorola is getting these updates out. Moto G is already getting 4.4.2!!
     
    #4 dmiller2007, Dec 20, 2013
  5. AVSkillet

    AVSkillet Member
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    And now I'm hearing that the Motorola Droid phones on Verizon (droid maxx, droid ultra, etc..) Are going to have yet another easter egg animation. Theirs is going to be a spinning "S". Now what could that mean. Second?
     
    #5 AVSkillet, Dec 21, 2013
  6. doogald

    doogald Extreme Android User

    I just read that the character that's shown is the first character of the build number. That makes sense for the Droids - the build number is "SU2-3".
     
    #6 doogald, Jan 11, 2014
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  7. AVSkillet

    AVSkillet Member
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    That's gotta be it! The build number on the nexus 7 is KOT49H. The moto x is 13.xxxx. So that makes sense now!
     
    #7 AVSkillet, Jan 11, 2014

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