Motorola Moto Xpress (On-Site support for both hardware and software)

[Sushubh]

So Moto would send people to your home to help with software and hardware related queries? Ok.

Motorola's Moto XPress Service to Take India by Storm | Androidheadlines.com

Dubbed Moto Xpress, the service will begin operating in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida this week and will offer up customer service wherever you want it. Customers simply need to ring a number, talk to a representative and then someone will be sent to their location within an hour or so to deal with software issues and that sort of thing. Problems with hardware can be seen to the same day as well, but they may take up to 5 days to be resolved if a repair or replacement is required. While not free, the service will cost just RS 199.

 

[dextermorgan]

This could come in handy. Instead of my parents pestering me, they could just call this person

 

[Sushubh]

So My Turbo shows me a message that Android is upgrading on every reboot. I should use this service to see if this is a known bug or not.
I am going to bet that the guy would make the usual excuses that this is normal and everything. Worth trying I guess.

 

[Navjot Singh]

As far as I know, its not related to the phone but to the OS. No point in calling the guy over this. Even I get that prompt several times. Not always though.

 

[Nishant]

Nope, the guy would handle software issues too.

Motorola launches Moto Xpress, a home pickup and drop service for India - GSMArena blog

Motorola claims that software and accessory related issues will be sorted on the spot and hardware issues will be fixed in up to 5 working days. Once the issue is fixed, the phone will be delivered back to the customer.