#Flappy bird for mac os 10.4 update

Press the Volume Down key 4 times, till you are highlighting the text that says 'apply update from sdcard'. You should now see a screen as shown below. Then press the Volume Up key to make the selection. Press Volume Down one time, so the text called 'Recovery' is highlighted. All you have to know here is the Volume Down button scrolls down and the Volume Up button makes a selection. This is probably the first and last time you will have to deal with such a mode. Your phone should immediately boot into Fastboot Mode as shown below. Hold both these buttons down simultaneously for 3-4 seconds and let go. Long press the Power Button and Switch Off the phone. Now that your phone is off, first press and hold the Volume Down button, followed by the Power Button. The file size may now be slightly different, but thats okay. ie: It should not be in any of the folders, rather in the main screen as shown below. Important: The update file needs to be in the root file of your phone. Drag and drop the file from your downloads folder to your Moto G.

#Flappy bird for mac os 10.4 install

If this is the first Android device you are connecting to your Mac, download and install the Android File Transfer app from here. Hook up your phone to your Windows of Mac computer. Your phone didn't come with a microUSB cable, so you'll have to use your own cable. If that happens, delete the downloaded file and repeat. Make sure the download hasn't stopped halfway and the file is of a smaller size. The exact name is 'Blur_Version.14.85.4.falcon_.03.zip'. The file should be 241.9 MB in size on your computer. You don't want power dying out halfway through.ĭownload the Update file from here or here. Make sure your battery is charged at least 80% to be on the safe side. The update process takes 10-15 minutes and uses a good amount of battery.Both SIM Slots function properly after the update too. It should also work with all Asian variants of the Moto G though. This guide works for (though is not limited to) the Dual SIM Indian Edition of the Moto G (both 8 and 16GB variants).This guide does not Factory Reset your phone or cause any Data Loss.This guide does not Unlock your Bootloader.If you've done this sort of thing before, feel free to jump over there. This guide has been simplified from XDA user allan163's thread of the same.While we think it is highly unlikely that it will cause any issues to your Moto G, UnleashThePhones takes no responsibility if you brick your phone. It requires you to have a Moto G, a computer (Mac or PC), a microUSB cable, an internet connection and the ability to follow simple English instructions.

#Flappy bird for mac os 10.4 upgrade

We have compiled an Extremely Easy To Follow Guide for you to upgrade your phone to Android 4.4 right now. While Motorola have launched it in India with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and said Android 4.4 KitKat will be coming later on (an 'Assured Upgrade'), if you have just bought a Moto G, now would be a great time for your new phone to have a new OS, right? We have the Indian Dual SIM Moto G with us.