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Motorola Publishes Android 2.1 Update Schedule

Apr 14, 2010, 8:14 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Motorola has posted a schedule in its support forums that provides a rough timeline for when Motorola handsets will be upgraded to Android 2.1. For handsets in the U.S., the Motorola Backflip (AT&T), Cliq, and Cliq XT (both T-Mobile) can expect to receive Android 2.1 over the air during the second quarter of 2010. Motorola is still evaluating whether or not the Devour will receive the 2.1 upgrade. The timing of the upgrades will be dependent on when Motorola's carrier partners can deliver them.

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justfinethanku

Apr 14, 2010, 10:30 AM

I don't get it... I really don't.

Isn't motorolas blur series of handsets more of a glorified pre-loaded set of widgets than anything else?

why is it so hard for them to update to the latest Android software???????

Menno

Motoblur is inherently tied into a special server (think BIS) instead of running just off of normal carrier servers like typical android devices.

EVERYTHING on your phone is backed up to this motoblur cloud, so if you lose your phone, nothing is ...
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jacobd

Apr 14, 2010, 10:38 AM

backflip update is planned for Q3 not Q2

check the motorola webpage.

shender

Apr 14, 2010, 9:32 AM

Sounds good!

I recently read a post in which bluecoyote stated that a bunch of androids weren't getting updates and were probably stuck in their old versions permanently, although only one of the phones was over a year old.

Makes me pretty happy anyway, I was wondering if i'd get a newer android software on my Cliq, and now it's perfect!

SpykedVodka

Thats one thing I like with Sprint when I had my WM Phones. It seems like whenever I bought a new WM phone they all ready came out with a better version and luckily I was able to update them all.

What I'm going nuts with right now is waiting for th...
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