Android 9 Pie was officially unveiled by Google last week – the software brings a host of fresh functionality for users.
One of the most notable improvements is what the tech giant is dubbing Adaptive Battery – this aims to harness the power of machine learning to make power delivery more intelligent.
The idea behind the addition is to divert juice away from apps the user does not take advantage of to improve battery life overall.
Android 9 Pie also brings gestures to the table that allow the Google operating system to be navigated with the flick of a finger.
From the outset Google made clear it would try and get the newest version of Android to as many phones as possible.
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Shortly after such a claim HTC announced a score of their devices would be getting the software.
The Taiwanese firm said: “We’re pleased as pie to confirm updates to Android Pie for the HTC U12+, U11+, U11, and U11 life (Android One).
“Timeframes for roll-out will be announced in due course.
“We can’t wait to know what you think of Google’s freshest slice of Android!”
OnePlus has also confirmed a range of its devices are receiving the new upgrade.
OnePlus 6, OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 3 will all get Android 9 Pie.
But now Motorola owners can look forward to the latest and greatest from Google.
In a blog post, the company detailed the moto z3, moto z3 play, moto z2 force edition, moto z2 play, moto x4, moto g6 plus, moto g6, moto g6 play will all be getting Android 9 Pie “starting this fall”.
The American firm said: “Fresh out of the oven, we’re excited to share that Android 9 Pie is on its way to a Motorola smartphone near you.
“The new Android OS updates will give you a smarter and simpler user experience that adapts to you.
“The more you use your phone, the better the experience gets over time.
“From the new Intuitive Navigation and Recent App, an improved Do Not Disturb mode, and a colourful settings menu, to anticipated longer battery life, revamped split-screen and more, Android P gives you that piece of pie you’ve been longing for.”
Motorola insisted its customers should check back on its website regularly for any updates on a specific rollout date for the newest version of Android.