Friday, May 18, 2012

Android News: Motorola updates 4.0 upgrade plans Android

The news comes from Motorola Ice Cream Sandwich timeline that was updated today. Motorola says that both Droid and Droid RAZR mix RAZR owners should the update in Q2, the owners now have a window of only about a month and a half expect to look mean.

The last time we heard about Motorola's plans, its line of devices to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, it was pretty vague, if the upgrades would reach for many of the smartphones and tablets on the list. Now the company has provided information about their current plans are available, and it can also release some of the updates before this quarter is out.

The RAZR mix RAZR and DROID Verizon Wireless are now planning to upgrade before the end of the 2nd Quarter will receive this year. The owners of the DROID XYBOARD 8.2, DROID XYBOARD 10.1, XOOM with 3G/4G connection, DROID BIONIC, DROID 4, 2 and Matrix ATRIX 4G will have to wait until Q3 before its updates are due to arrive. The PHOTON 4G to see his update in Q4, while the poor Electrify still in the evaluation, as to when it will be upgraded from Android 2.3.

Motorola's entire portfolio of devices, the Wi-Fi-only edition of the Zoom tablet is the only one that has not yet updated to Android 4.0, which it received in January of this year.

It is certainly possible that Motorola out the updates much earlier than the end of June, especially because of a leak, said they could arrive during the month of May.

As it stands, there is no specific release date for dismissal, but a leaked screenshot shows May, is that certainly in the realm of the possible rumored.

Knowing Motorola and Verizon, however, should dampen the owners’ expectations.
Motorola announced the Android 4.0 update for Ice Cream Sandwich, the original Droid RAZR phone's memory before the start of November. So, needless to say, it was a long wait for the software. Droid RAZR mix owners have it a little easier than the phone only since February.

The manufacturer has promised, however, that the update would be in the coming weeks, and we seriously doubt the owner thought they were going to wait until May or June in order to get the software.

In any case, Droid and Droid RAZR mix RAZR owners solace in the fact that they are not up to the 3rd Quarter for ICS wait to do as Droid and Droid Bionic four owners to arrive. ReadMore...

HTC Desire C Android smartphone

The HTC Desire C is the newest addition to HTC's 2012 line-up of Android devices, joining the HTC One series and seeing a diversion from what we thought was going to be a clean and simple approach to naming.
We can't quite see the logic behind dragging the Desire name, once synonymous with HTC's flagship devices, down to the entry level. The HTC Desire C is compact in the hand, measuring 107.2 x 60.6 .
x 11.95mm. Harking back to the HTC HD Mini, slip off the back cover and you'll find it finished in red, including a red 1230mAh battery. Perhaps surprisingly, the HTC Desire C is equipped with a 5-megapixel camera, although video is limited to 640 x 480 capture. We reckon this phone could sell like wildfire. Snarky.

HTC today announced a new, affordable option for users who want an Ice Cream Sandwich device. It’s the HTC Desire C, another entry into one of HTC’s original lines of Android devices.
HTC LAUNCHES Desire C, ITS LATEST smartphone WITH BEATS AUDIO

New HTC Desire C - brilliant, entertaining and well connected
Following on from the successful launch of the HTC One series, HTC, a global designer of smart phones, today unveiled its latest phone, the HTC Desire C. Featuring Beats Audio™ technology, this premium designed, yet affordable smartphone, allows you to hear your music just as the artist intended. "The HTC Desire C offers customers excellent design, easy access to content and fast connectivity - making it the perfect all round device."

The HTC Desire C features a powerful, yet rich studio-quality sound experience that is enabled through the combination of optimized Beats Audio and amazing hardware. Designed for sharing.

The device will no feature the Image Sense technology for cameras which HTC featured on its One series device however the Desire C will get 25GB of cloud storage on Drop box.
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