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Motorola sends ICS firmware for testing to some users

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03 April, 2012

Motorola Android Touch UI

Motorola's schedule gave a broad Q2 target for the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Motorola RAZR. People from the DroidRzr forums have reported that they've received a test update from Motorola, one was even kind enough to share the update with the rest.

The update has a build version 6.14.75.XT912 and brings the Android version to 4.0.3. It will be available for all Motorola RAZR and RAZR MAXX units (which have the same hardware besides the battery), as soon as the testing is complete.

The testing is done by select users - members of the Motorola Feedback network - to make sure everything will go smoothly with the public release. It's not clear how long this testing will take (it depends on the number of bugs found), but there's a possibility that users will be able to install the update through unofficial means.

The firmware was available for download shortly, but was later pulled because there are problems with sideloading it. You can keep an eye on the forum thread for resolutions to the problem.

Besides the jump to the latest major Android version, Motorola RAZR owners can look forward to a completely reworked user interface, including an updated webtop UI. The radio firmware has been updated too.

Here's the forum thread in question, where you can read up on people's impressions and ask questions.

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  • wayne
  • 9Da
  • 06 Apr 2012

nice to see moto back on track

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  • Marco
  • 5i4
  • 04 Apr 2012

I see I forgot to mention which user got a very poorly executed ICS build for their phone. As I'm most here already know, it's the sammy SII users who received that problem. Sammy did a rush job and their customers got a unfinished rush product....

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  • AnonD-49135
  • tVX
  • 04 Apr 2012

i check dy...no have T.T

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