How to Update Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE XT1079 to Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 Custom ROM [Simple Steps]

Androidbiits.com brings a tremendous news for Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE XT1079 [thea]. According to XDA member RolanDroid, Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 Custom ROM is released for Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE [thea]. XT1079 users can install CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. It will allow XT1079 users to taste the sweetness of Marshmallow 6.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. CyanPop v1.0 comes with various interesting features including Advanced Reboot SystemUI and OmniSwitch. All features may not work properly on Moto G XT1079 [thea] as it is a nightly build. Androidbiits.com has recently posted the step-by-step tutorial for updating Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE XT1072 to Marshmallow 6.o using CM13 [Unified]. The spectacular news is that XT1079 owners can now install Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. Isn’t it wonderful? Androidbiits.com will post the steps to update Motorola Moto G XT1079 to Android 6.0 Marshmallow via CyanPop v1.0. This is really a spectacular news for the owners of XT1079 [thea]. Oh yes, it is an experimental build, so you may face issues on Moto G XT1079 after installing CyanPop v1.0.

I am expecting that XT1079 users will be able to install Marshmallow 6.0 CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea] safely without having difficulty after reading the tutorial written in Androidbiits.com. CyanPop v1.0 needs rooted XT1079, so it is very crucial to root Moto G XT1079 [thea] before installing Marshmallow 6.0 via CyanPop v1.0 on XT1079. Well, XT1079 owners must use the latest TWRP on Moto G XT1079 [thea] before installing CyanPop v1.0 on XT1079. Oh yes, the users of XT1079 [thea] can install CyanPop v1.0 only after the bootloader unlock of Moto G XT1079.

If you aren’t happy with old firmware, then you must install CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. The spectacular thing is that CyanPop v1.0 will let you use Marshmallow 6.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. Androidbiits.com recommends that XT1079 users must take a backup of their personal documents including contacts and games before updating their Moto G XT1079 [thea] to Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 as there is a chance of losing all data including contacts and games from their XT1079.

Below are the steps using which you can install Marshmallow 6.0 CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea]. Androidbiits.com won’t take responsibility if XT1079 [thea] got corrupted during the installation of CyanPop v1.0. XT1079 [thea] battery must be more than 82 percentage before following these steps.

How to Install Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 Custom ROM on Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE XT1079 [Simple Steps]

1. It is essential to download Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 and GApps for Motorola Moto G 2014 LTE XT1079 [thea] on your desktop.

2. It is the time to activate USB debugging on Moto G XT1079.

3. It is the time to attach XT1079 with desktop.

4. It is essential to transfer CyanPop v1.0 to your XT1079.

5. It is the time to power off your XT1079.

6. It is essential to remove the USB cable from your XT1079.

7. It is the time to put Moto G XT1079 into Recovery Mode.

8. It is essential to tap “wipe data/factory reset” on XT1079.

9. It is the time to tap “wipe cache partition” on XT1079.

10. It is essential to click “install zip from SD card” on XT1079.

11. It is essential to choose CyanPop v1.0 on your XT1079.

12. It is essential to install CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079.

13. It is the time to go to the main menu on XT1079.

14. It is essential to click “reboot system now” on XT1079.

15. It is the time to wait until XT1079 restarts.

16. You can also install GApps 6.0 on Moto G XT1079 using the above steps.

After your Moto G XT1079 [thea] is restarted, you can test Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanPop v1.0 on XT1079. Isn’t it outstanding? If you are having issue during the installation of CyanPop v1.0 on Moto G XT1079 [thea], then don’t hesitate to share your issue with Androidbiits.com.

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