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Sprint’s HTC One getting an OTA update

Posted by admin in News on May 16, 2013

HTC One

Minor OTA bumps the software version up to 1.29.651.10, update is pushing out now

Sprint and HTC are pushing out a software update for the HTC One. It's a minor update, addressing a few issues that the phone shipped with, which means you'll want to get this one installed as soon as you can. Specifics are:

  • BlinkFeed improvements
  • New Sprint Zone client
  • Improved Back and Home key sensitivity 

We expect BlinkFeed "improvements" and adjustments while the service is finding itself, and Sprint needs to keep their Sprint Zone client current. The interesting portion is the Home and Back key sensitivity adjustment. They can get a little wonky, especially when using a screen protector. Hopefully, changes are getting dialed in to make the buttons as responsive as the rest of the phone.

You should see notification of the update soon, and the impatient among us can manually check in settings. When you get this one, be sure to share your experience and let us know how it affects your button sensitivity.

Via: Sprint Community. Thanks, ahaxton!

    

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Sprint’s HTC One getting an OTA update

Posted by admin in News on May 16, 2013

HTC One

Minor OTA bumps the software version up to 1.29.651.10, update is pushing out now

Sprint and HTC are pushing out a software update for the HTC One. It's a minor update, addressing a few issues that the phone shipped with, which means you'll want to get this one installed as soon as you can. Specifics are:

  • BlinkFeed improvements
  • New Sprint Zone client
  • Improved Back and Home key sensitivity 

We expect BlinkFeed "improvements" and adjustments while the service is finding itself, and Sprint needs to keep their Sprint Zone client current. The interesting portion is the Home and Back key sensitivity adjustment. They can get a little wonky, especially when using a screen protector. Hopefully, changes are getting dialed in to make the buttons as responsive as the rest of the phone.

You should see notification of the update soon, and the impatient among us can manually check in settings. When you get this one, be sure to share your experience and let us know how it affects your button sensitivity.

Via: Sprint Community. Thanks, ahaxton!

    

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Sprint’s HTC One getting an OTA update

Posted by admin in News on May 16, 2013

HTC One

Minor OTA bumps the software version up to 1.29.651.10, update is pushing out now

Sprint and HTC are pushing out a software update for the HTC One. It's a minor update, addressing a few issues that the phone shipped with, which means you'll want to get this one installed as soon as you can. Specifics are:

  • BlinkFeed improvements
  • New Sprint Zone client
  • Improved Back and Home key sensitivity 

We expect BlinkFeed "improvements" and adjustments while the service is finding itself, and Sprint needs to keep their Sprint Zone client current. The interesting portion is the Home and Back key sensitivity adjustment. They can get a little wonky, especially when using a screen protector. Hopefully, changes are getting dialed in to make the buttons as responsive as the rest of the phone.

You should see notification of the update soon, and the impatient among us can manually check in settings. When you get this one, be sure to share your experience and let us know how it affects your button sensitivity.

Via: Sprint Community. Thanks, ahaxton!

    

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LG Revolution Gets [Minor] OTA Update – Software Version VS910ZVB, Actually Removes Bloat

Posted by admin in News on April 29, 2013

LG-Revolution-Verizon

Verizon just posted up some software update documents for the LG Revolution, one of the aging first-gen LTE handsets that debuted on the network way back in 2011. The software version is VS910ZVB, as opposed to the build that rolled out a year ago  – VS910ZV9.

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The new build includes some OS security fixes, removes quite a few pieces of bloatware, and updates Google Maps Services. Given the removal of bloat and patching of holes, this may well be the last update the Revolution ever sees. I’m sort of surprised it got this far. You can expect the update to roll out to what few Revolutions remain on stock software over the next few weeks.

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LG Revolution Gets [Minor] OTA Update – Software Version VS910ZVB, Actually Removes Bloat was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

    

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LG Revolution Gets [Minor] OTA Update – Software Version VS910ZVB, Actually Removes Bloat

Posted by admin in News on April 29, 2013

LG-Revolution-Verizon

Verizon just posted up some software update documents for the LG Revolution, one of the aging first-gen LTE handsets that debuted on the network way back in 2011. The software version is VS910ZVB, as opposed to the build that rolled out a year ago  – VS910ZV9.

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The new build includes some OS security fixes, removes quite a few pieces of bloatware, and updates Google Maps Services. Given the removal of bloat and patching of holes, this may well be the last update the Revolution ever sees. I’m sort of surprised it got this far. You can expect the update to roll out to what few Revolutions remain on stock software over the next few weeks.

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LG Revolution Gets [Minor] OTA Update – Software Version VS910ZVB, Actually Removes Bloat was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

    

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Samsung Stratosphere update coming soon with improvements and bugfixes

Posted by admin in News on April 23, 2013

Samsung Stratosphere

Software version changes to i405.GC1, Android version remains the same

Those still rocking their Samsung Stratosphere will be pleasantly surprised today — Verizon has announced it has a brand new update finished and almost ready to download. Although small in size, both Verizon and Samsung feel this is an important one and 'encourage you to download this update.' The new software version is i405.GC1, and includes a hand-full of enhancements:

  • Improved clarity during calls
  • Improved reliability when sending emails using Outlook
  • Improvements to Sync and Connect server have been made
  • My Verizon application has been improved
  • Improvements have been made to the Set Up Wizard to clarify what is required in the Google Setup screen
  • Correct the IMAP implementation related to the E-mail Sync and connect operation
  • The following applications have been removed as preloaded: IM, Blockbuster, Verizon Video and Verizon Vcast
  • Single Sign On application has been updated to version v3.1.9
  • VZtones version 5.1.3 has been added

We've yet to get reports of anyone receiving the OTA update just yet. If you're one of the first, hit the comments and let us know the roll out has begun.

Source: Verizon

    

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Samsung Stratosphere update coming soon with improvements and bugfixes

Posted by admin in News on April 23, 2013

Samsung Stratosphere

Software version changes to i405.GC1, Android version remains the same

Those still rocking their Samsung Stratosphere will be pleasantly surprised today — Verizon has announced it has a brand new update finished and almost ready to download. Although small in size, both Verizon and Samsung feel this is an important one and 'encourage you to download this update.' The new software version is i405.GC1, and includes a hand-full of enhancements:

  • Improved clarity during calls
  • Improved reliability when sending emails using Outlook
  • Improvements to Sync and Connect server have been made
  • My Verizon application has been improved
  • Improvements have been made to the Set Up Wizard to clarify what is required in the Google Setup screen
  • Correct the IMAP implementation related to the E-mail Sync and connect operation
  • The following applications have been removed as preloaded: IM, Blockbuster, Verizon Video and Verizon Vcast
  • Single Sign On application has been updated to version v3.1.9
  • VZtones version 5.1.3 has been added

We've yet to get reports of anyone receiving the OTA update just yet. If you're one of the first, hit the comments and let us know the roll out has begun.

Source: Verizon

    

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Samsung Stratosphere update coming soon with improvements and bugfixes

Posted by admin in News on April 23, 2013

Samsung Stratosphere

Software version changes to i405.GC1, Android version remains the same

Those still rocking their Samsung Stratosphere will be pleasantly surprised today — Verizon has announced it has a brand new update finished and almost ready to download. Although small in size, both Verizon and Samsung feel this is an important one and 'encourage you to download this update.' The new software version is i405.GC1, and includes a hand-full of enhancements:

  • Improved clarity during calls
  • Improved reliability when sending emails using Outlook
  • Improvements to Sync and Connect server have been made
  • My Verizon application has been improved
  • Improvements have been made to the Set Up Wizard to clarify what is required in the Google Setup screen
  • Correct the IMAP implementation related to the E-mail Sync and connect operation
  • The following applications have been removed as preloaded: IM, Blockbuster, Verizon Video and Verizon Vcast
  • Single Sign On application has been updated to version v3.1.9
  • VZtones version 5.1.3 has been added

We've yet to get reports of anyone receiving the OTA update just yet. If you're one of the first, hit the comments and let us know the roll out has begun.

Source: Verizon

    

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AT&T LG Optimus G getting an Easter update

Posted by admin in News on March 31, 2013

AT&T LG Optimus G

A quick heads up for you owners of the AT&T LG Optimus G — there's a software update rolling out today. As reported in our Optimus G Fourms, you'll still be on Android 4.0.4 (build IMM76L), and you'll now have software version E97011c. Other than that, we can't quite tell you what's changed. 

So the wait continues for some Jelly Bean love for the AT&T Optimus G, but some update is better than no update. 

We've got the updated about screen after the break should you deem it worth a gander.

Thanks, Tim!

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Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy S3 receiving Android 4.1.2 update now

Posted by admin in News on March 5, 2013

The Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 is receiving its update to software version VRBMB1, a day after the change log for the latest build was posted online. The Android 4.1.2 update weighs in at 150MB and is currently being pushed over the air to owners of the handset.

Expected changes include keyboard and Bluetooth enhancements, the ability to use the camera while placing a call, and a manual refresh on the lock screen stock ticker. All small beans in the grand scheme of things, but users can also expect a number of bug fixes and performance tweaks. You can check for the update under the “About phone” section of the system settings if it hasn’t automatically reached your handset already.

[Thanks, Chris!]

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Sprint’s EVO Design 4G gets minor software update

Posted by admin in News on February 21, 2013

Sprint has posted a notice to its support site informing HTC EVO Design 4G owners to expect a small update to soon reach their handsets. There isn’t much of note in software version 4.02.651.2. The update corrects issues with the phone’s hotspot functionality, improves message load times, and brings the Sprint Connections Optimizer.

Sprint is offering the update as of today for this that perform a manual software check under the System Updates menu.  The standard over-the-air rollout will begin on February 26th.

[via AndroidPolice]

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OG Droid Incredible random reboot fix now rolling out

Posted by admin in News on February 8, 2013

Android Central

The original Verizon/HTC Droid Incredible is rapidly approaching its third birthday, but if you've still got one knocking around then there's a new update you should be downloading. Software version 4.08.605.19 — still based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, by the way — has begun rolling out this morning, according to reports from the Android Central forums and tipster emails.

Verizon's official changelog shows only one notable difference in this new software, and that's a fix for random reboots on the device. So it's great — if a little strange — to see this kind of a fix being rolled out for such an old handset. OG Dinc owners, keep a look out for that OTA notification this morning, and be sure to hit the comments so we know how many of you are still out there!

Source: Android Central Forums; Thanks, Brandon!

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Sony Xperia T Jelly Bean update rolling out now

Posted by admin in News on February 2, 2013

Sony Xperia T

Just one day after passing through certification at the PCTRB forum, the Jelly Bean update for the Xperia T has started pushing out to users. This is an unusually quick turnaround from certification to going live, usually taking a couple of weeks. It's all the more surprising considering Sony put out an alpha release of the software just a week ago. That being said, we're not going to complain about more users getting their hands on Jelly Bean. The final update is software version 9.1.A.0.489, which consists of Android 4.1.2 and the 3.4.0 kernel.

Its unclear which regions this rollout is starting in, but XperiaBlog notes that some users in the Netherlands have it. Considering the speedy push for the T, we can hopefully see confirmation of the update coming for the TX and TL soon as well.

Source: XperiaBlog

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Motorola Photon Q Receiving Minor OTA Update (Software Version ASA-14)

Posted by admin in News on January 14, 2013

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If you have a Motorola Photon Q, time to start the ritualistic checking for updates: a new OTA is headed out this morning. Software version 7.7.1Q-6_SPR-125_ASA-14, the first update since the ASA-10 maintenance release in October, will get your Q running the latest and greatest. And no, it’s not Jelly Bean (though the Q will be getting Jelly Bean… at some point). The changelog isn’t much of a log, either:

- Various fixes to improve overall device stability

But hey, bug fixes are bug fixes, and that’s probably going to make someone somewhere happy. You can check out Sprint’s blog post on the update (which has basically no additional info) here.

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Motorola Photon Q Receiving Minor OTA Update (Software Version ASA-14) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

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HTC One S getting its Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update with Sense 4+

Posted by admin in News on December 24, 2012

HTC One S update

Not sure that pushing out OS updates on Christmas Eve is the wisest of moves, but we're not going to knock them either. HTC's following in Motorola's footsteps today, pushing out the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the international One S. The 612-megabyte update (jeez, that's big) brings the software version up to 3.16.401.8 (for those of you keeping track at home).

Bullet points for the update include:

  • Android 4.1.1 and HTC Sense 4+
  • Enhanced UI with better performance in Camera
  • New landing page and event/map view in gallery
  • Power management improvement

We're installing now. This sucker's big.

More: HTC One S forums; thanks, @SebasB37!

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Jelly Bean Build I535VRBLI5 Leaks for Verizon’s Galaxy S3, Already Baked Into ROMs

Posted by admin in News on November 1, 2012

A Jelly Bean build with TouchWiz for Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy S3 leaked last night over at XDA as software version I535VRBLI5, thanks to member jucytec. When initially posted, users were having issues with the file, however, it has now been distributed to a handful of ROM developers who are already baking it into their latest builds.  [...]

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This week’s sidebar poll: What feature is most important?

Posted by admin in News on October 15, 2012

What's under the hood?

With the holiday season creeping up on the western world, it's the time of year when many folks are looking at buying a new phone. A quick look at the numbers tells us that a whole bunch of those folks will be looking at Android phones, and that includes all of us.

A big consideration when spending a bunch of money and possibly attaching yourself to a carrier for two or more years is the feature list of a new phone. Hardware specs and software versions move at an amazing rate, and it's hard to decide which one might be perfect for you — especially knowing that in a month or two newer and better phones will be coming.

When I buy a new phone I look at the software version first. I need to make sure it supports the software I want to use, and decide how well it may support future versions. Others feel that they can better future-proof themselves by going for the best CPU, or the most RAM. And plenty of folks are concerned with things like removable storage, or giant batteries that offer long life. 

As always, the best way to find out what people think is to just ask, so that's what we're doing this week. Look to the sidebar, or jump past the break and tell us what feature matters the most to you.

Before we go, last week's results follow:

Which OEM do you want to see make the next Nexus?

  • HTC — 36.86-percent
  • Samsung — 27.49-percent
  • Motorola — 24.55-percent
  • LG — 4.9-percent
  • Other — 6.2-percent

It appears that very few people are thrilled about the evidence of LG making the next Nexus phone. Hopefully, all of the OEMs offer something for everyone and we all can buy what suits our needs.

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Updates ready for Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S2 Epich 4G Touch and ZTE Fury

Posted by admin in News on October 10, 2012

Sprint has a couple of minor updates ready to roll for two members of their handset lineup. The Samsung Galaxy S2 Epic Touch 4G is receiving a maintenance update to software version S:D710:10S:F127, which fixes some issues with VPN and MMS over 3G as well as adds the ability to edit the Email apps’ out of office message. It’s still Ice Cream Sandwich, which is all fine and dandy, but if you see a prompt to update your device, don’t expect Jelly Bean.

The ZTE Fury is also moving up in software version to N850V1.0.0B14, which provides a few minor improvements to battery life and speaker phone as well as an updated Network Options menu under settings.

So there you have it. Some fresh software for slightly aging devices. Check out Sprint’s Community pages for more info.

[Epic 4G Touch, Fury via AndroidPolice]


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T-Mobile HTC One S getting OTA, moves to 4.0.4 not Jelly Bean

Posted by admin in News on September 26, 2012

So you wake up and look down at your fancy little HTC One S and see that wonderful little OTA update notification. You unplug it from the charger and swipe your finger down to click it on your way to get some coffee. Your excitement level increases, your heart rate goes up and you can hardly wait to see whats new. Then you find out it is just an update to Android 4.0.4 with Sense 4.1 and not Jelly Bean. I know right, talk about a let down. Still, an update is and update and it generally means good things. Like, prepping for JB in a future update.

So first off, you are now moving to Android 4.0.4 from 4.0.3 and moving from Sense 4.0 to Sense 4.1. That is pretty good news right there.  Here is the official list from T-mobile. Looks like a whole heck of a lot of good things are inside this build.

I recently got the wife an HTC One S, so I will be making the update for her here shortly. I love it when she calls me about a “weird icon on the screen thing.” Since it isn’t my phone, I probably won’t notice anything different. Wish me luck on the update.

 

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T-Mobile MyTouch and MyTouch Q update offers Carrier IQ opt out

Posted by admin in News on September 19, 2012

Android Central

The T-Mobile MyTouch and MyTouch Q (actually made by Huawei) are receiving an OTA update today — to software version C85B839SP03. Although the phones will stay on Android 2.3.6 for now, there are a few good things in this one. First and foremost, the update allows users to opt out of the Carrier IQ tracking software that is preloaded on the devices. There's a lot of FUD out there about Carrier IQ, but regardless it's good to see that a carrier is letting people have the option to toggle that data collection off. Also in this update is a camera fix, allowing the phones cameras to now realize a full 5MP resolution for photos. Of course as we'd expect, there are a few other random bug fixes involved in the update as well.

You can find more information about the update in the T-Mobile Support articles at the source links below.

Source: T-Mobile Support (MyTouch, MyTouch Q)

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Motorola Atrix HD update brings camera, battery and Wifi tweaks

Posted by admin in News on September 13, 2012

Android Central

The first over-the-air update for Motorola and AT&T's Atrix HD is now rolling out, bringing the high definition handset up to software version 77.12.22. There's nothing too exciting contained in this initial OTA, and the software is still based on Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich. However, there's a decent selection of fixes to make this a worthwhile upgrade for Atrix HD owners — Wifi and battery performance has been enhanced, as have the camera's low-light capabilities. In addition, there are some new AT&T apps, and security enhancements from "the latest Google security patches."

You can find the full changelog at the source link below. If you're rocking an Atrix HD, head to Settings > About phone > Software updates to see if your device is ready to pick up today's OTA. Once you're done, be sure to drop by the comments and let us know how you're getting on.

Source: Motorola

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Official Jelly Bean updates could hit the Sprint Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S 4G Tomorrow

Posted by admin in News on September 5, 2012

Now that a huge portion of the whole Motorola and Verizon event is pretty much died down, let’s get back to some other news that many of you would rather hear about. For instance, the possibility of a Jelly bean update landing for two Sprint devices tomorrow. Yup, you read that correctly, not one, but two. An email surfaced that was directed at Sprint Business Sales dated today. It doesn’t give up a ton of information but points out two things that you all have been waiting for.

It states that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be getting an update to software version FH05 and the Samsung Nexus S 4G will be getting updated to software version JRO03R. Both updates will bring Android 4.1 jelly bean to the flagship Google devices. The update isn’t being handled by Sprint though, it will be coming down from Google themselves. Both of the updates are stated to begin tomorrow, September 6th. Here is to hoping the email and rumor of this update are true and not just some evil fabrication to get all our hopes up.

To Sprint Business Sales

September 5, 2012

Software updates for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (L700) and Nexus S 4G will be available beginning Thursday, 9.6.12. Galaxy Nexus Software Version: FH05 Nexus S Software Version: JRO03R Software updates will be pushed to all handsets via Google. Customers cannot initiate a download on their own.

Fixes/Enhancements:

Upgrades Device Operating System to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) Fastest and smoothest version of Android released Better search experience Expandable, actionable notifications A smarter keyboard And more!

Source: AndroidCentral

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T-Mobile’s Galaxy S2 receiving minor software update via Samsung Kies

Posted by admin in News on August 28, 2012

A new software update is available for the aging Samsung Galaxy S2 on T-Mobile’s network. There isn’t much of note in the latest software, which mainly is meant as a bug fixer. It leaves the device at Android version 4.0.3 and software version T989UVLH1. The most interesting element of the update is a note about ISIS/NFC support. ISIS is the mobile payment coalition that T-Mobile finds itself a member of, but the service has yet to be implemented on a wide scale. It’s unclear how this software affects that.

The software update is only available via Samsung Kies with no plans to launch it over the air. As such, it seems T-Mobile is viewing this one as a non-essential update to the device, and perhaps one of the last the Galaxy S2 will see on their network.

[via AndroidCentral]


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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi receiving Ice Cream Sandwich in the US

Posted by admin in News on August 13, 2012

The reports are rolling in that the US version of the Samsung Galaxu Tab 10.1 WiFi is now receiving its update to Ice Cream Sandwich. The news comes only a couple of weeks after the same update hit versions of the Tab 10.1 in Europe. The update brings the slate’s Android version to 4.0.4 and software version to IMM76D and is currently headed out over-the-air, but if it’s not showing up just yet it also appears to be ready for manual installation via Samsun Kies. Go ahead and follow the source link below to jump in on the discussion over at Android Forums.

[via Android Forums | Thanks, Michael and dreadnatty08!


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More reports of Ice Cream Sandwich now rolling out to Sprint’s Samsung Epic 4G Touch

Posted by admin in News on August 1, 2012

Yesterday we got word that Sprint’s Galaxy S2 variant, the Samsung Epic 4G Touch, was receiving its update to Ice Cream Sandwich. After a few more reports we can confirm that the new software is indeed rolling out. The update to Android 4.0.4 brings the Epic 4G Touch’s software version to IMM761.FF18 and includes the various tweaks you might expect from the fresher OS, including such favorites as improved multitasking. To all the Epic 4G Touch owners in the room: have you received your taste of Ice Cream Sandwich yet? Let us know in the comments.

[Thanks, Luis!]


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Update incoming for AT&T’s HTC Inspire 4G

Posted by admin in News on July 31, 2012

HTC has posted the details of an update that should be headed out to owners of AT&T’s Inspire 4G. The move to software version 3.20.502.2 brings the Inspire to HTC sense 3.0 and includes call optimizations, improved security, and background data enhancements. While HTC’s support site says the update will being rolling out to users today, they also provide a download and complete instructions for installing the latest software for the phone. A full changelog and complete instructions can be found at the link to their support page below.

[HTC via AndroidPolice]


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ASUS updating Padfone to Android 4.0.4, includes bug fixes and optimizations

Posted by admin in News on July 24, 2012

ASUS has launched an update that raises the current Android version of their smartphone/tablet/laptop hybrid Padfone. While software version 9.20.1.22 isn’t steeped in Jelly Bean, it does take the device’s Ice Cream Sandwich build to Android 4.0.4. At the same time the update addresses several known issues with the ASUS Padfone and provides optimizations for things like power usage and camera performance. The full changelog includes system stabilizations,  support for 64GB SD cards, and a new Super Note function with handwriting recognition.

ASUS is pushing the update over the air, but it can also be pulled directly from the company’s website. A full changelog can also be located there. Check for the update under the setting menu or head over to the source link below to begin the installation process.

[ASUS via NotebookItalia]


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ASUS updating Padfone to Android 4.0.4; Improved camera software and bug fixes

Posted by admin in News on July 24, 2012

ASUS has updated their Padfone to software version 9.20.1.22. While it doesn’t bring the device to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, it does bring it to Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich. The update brings several bug fixes and optimizations in the power consumption and camera department.  Support for 64GB SD cards will also implemented along with a new Super Note function with handwriting recognition.

ASUS will be pushing the update via OTA, although you can also pull the update directly from the ASUS’ website. If you own a Padfone and wish to update it yourself, then head over to the source link!

source: ASUS


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Ice Cream Sandwich update leaks for AT&T’s Motorola Atrix 2

Posted by admin in News on July 17, 2012

The last we heard the Motorola ATRIX 2 was scheduled to receive Android 4.0 sometime in Q3 of this year. With the end of the second quarter approaching fast, a new leak of Ice Cream Sandwich has leaked for the AT&T handset. Surfacing on Motorola’s internal servers, the update takes the Atrix 2 to software version 67.21.123. News of the leak first appeared over at the XDA Developers Forums, and several developers are currently testing out the update files before making the software available for download. At the moment one thing that seems to be clear is that the update comes with a locked bootloader.

A dash of fresh software should breathe some life into the Atrix 2, which was recently succeeded by the Motorola Atrix HD.

[via XDA Forums | Thanks, Nick!]


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HTC One V update enables Media Link HD compatibility

Posted by admin in News on July 16, 2012

A new update is available for HTC One V owners in the UK that will enable support for the HTC Media Link HD, a wireless media streaming box that was launched concurrently with the company’s One Series devices. The 46.77MB update brings the One V’s software version to 2.08.401.2 and enables the ability to stream HD content from the One V to a larger display, such as an HD television. To check if your device is eligible for the new software, a system update check can be performed under the Settings menu of the phone. There is no word on how widespread this release is, but it should spread to other areas soon.

[via Clove UK]


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