T-Mobile shows some Android love
Remember that update we spoke about coming for the Motorola Cliq? Well, according to Android Central it seems as though T-Mobile customers should start receiving their upgrades starting yesterday Feb 18. Sweet eh? Well, I got even sweeter news for you. The Samsung Behold 2 will also start being pushed updates as well beginning yesterday so keep a look out for it. The Motorola one shouldn’t come as much surprise being that Motorola already confirmed it, but its nice to seem them staying true to their word.
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Motorola CLIQ:
- Improved battery life
- New Manage SIM card application
- Support of .WMA and .WAV media files
- Removal of the imeem mobile application
- Improved software performance and stability
- Improved widget response
- Decreased ‘force close’ error messages
- Other various fixes
Samsung Behold 2:
Known issues solved:
- Bluetooth error: Unable to Pair or Unable to connect device
- Battery indicator may display more charge than the phone has
- Holding menu opens keypad, but does not respond, now goes to contacts
- Phone constantly vibrates
- Memory Card un-mounts and re-mounts intermittently
- Music plays automatically when accessing the music player
- Incoming e-mails do not show the return email address
- Corporate emails stop syncing
Updates:
- Apps added (Evernote, Where’s Waldo & Midnight Bowl 2)
- Music Player auto-play upon launch corrected
- “About” phone menu added to Settings, Quick List>Settings>About Phone
- Boot screen animation change (now Samsung logo)
- Delay reduction for proximity sensor while on a call
- Battery icon status in notification bar now matches screen lock battery status
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