Moto Display

Motorola Mobility LLC.

About this app

Moto Display helps you stay informed and engaged, even when your screen is off. Information appears discreetly so you can check notifications, the time, battery life, and more without turning on the screen. When you receive multiple notifications, you can swipe left and right to review them all.

Ratings and reviews

After system update, phone screen would turn back on after pressing power button once to turn screen off. This app was disabled throughout. Until another update activated full functionality of this app WHILE IT WAS STILL DISABLED. Toggle to turn on/off peek display was not accessable in the Moto app until I enabled this app, went into the Moto app, turned peek display on and then off. Must be enabled, turned on and off and then disabled again to keep it off for ~1 week. Factory resets don't help

UPDATE: Just noticed that the Dismiss option was relocated. I agree with others that it was more useful to have below the icons! Fantastic UI. I cannot overstate enough how useful the Moto notifications are. I simple love how you can wave you hand over the phone to view all notifications. And with a simpe swipe, get a preview. Especially useful for texts and Arlo camera alerts. THIS is why I keep buying Motorola phones. I'm not aware of anyone else that has a similar notification app.

I like the visual and aesthetic upgrades. But it seems like functionality took a small hit in the process of upgrading. This is petty, but with this new upgrade I can't swipe up on any part of my screen and turn the screen on/get past my lock screen. In this new update, it's like if i don't swipe directly from the lower middle of the screen it won't let me open the phone. It's tedious because before this update, I could swipe up anywhere on the screen and it would open my phone.

What's new

• Bug fixes and stability improvements