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AT&T has released a software update for the Motorola Backflip to improve performance and fix bugs, but it's not an update to Eclair just yet. Instead, you're getting:
- Improved Text Messaging: General improvements to text messaging - especially for longer message threads.
- Improved Display: Color and clarity improvements to the display.
- Camera Correction: Repairs random occurrence of camera application quitting while in use.
- Bluetooth Improvements: Better audio and connectivity to Bluetooth headsets.
- Removes Size Restrictions for Ringtones: Ringtone files no longer have size restrictions.
- Improved Network Connection: Improves overall connection to the 3G network.
- Better Performance of Android Market™ Applications: Improves performance of downloaded applications from the Android Market™.
- Improved Stability: Additional device stability reduces occurrence of unresponsiveness and/or programs quitting unexpectedly.
- Improved Battery Life: Improves battery performance when battery is fully drained and charging.
- Improved Streaming Audio & Video Playback: Repairs rare instances of streaming audio and video interruptions that have resulted in device powering off-and-on.
This is an OTA update, so just be ready for the message that it's there, and allow it to download and install. As AT&T reminds us, data charges can and will apply, so if you're close on your monthly allotment you might want to wait for a steady WiFi connection to grab it. Anyone who updates, feel free to shout out in the comments so the rest of us know what to expect! [Motorola]
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My wife updated hers a few weeks back when they released it to 1,000 user test group. She sees absolutely no difference in anything and wonders what all the fuss was about. I wish they would just drop the 2.1 OTA for this brick already. Not to mention rooting it would be fantastic so owners could get rid of the blasted AT&T crapware. While on that topic maybe a little OC'ing to say... 600 Mhz from the 528 Mhz it is at now would be a benefit as well. Here's hoping.
Get a new phone. Update your hardware before worrying why you are old software
This is funny!! "As AT&T reminds us, data charges can and will apply, so if you're close on your monthly allotment you might want to wait for a steady WiFi connection to grab it". AT&T also, reminds us that Verizon is better!