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Motorola is contacting members of their Feedback Network in search of testers for a new software update to none other than the Droid X. Given its age and the release of the Droid X2 last year, there didn’t seem to be much hope for further support of the 4.3-inch phone that set the bar pretty high for every Droid to follow, but Moto and Verizon aren’t done yet. Before owners nearing the end of their two-year contract get too excited, it isn’t likely that the Droid X will be getting Ice Cream Sandwich any time soon. Expect bug fixes and other enhancements to the device’s Gingerbread build.
“Hi,
Thanks for joining the Motorola Feedback Network. We are inviting owners of the Motorola Droid X on Verizon to participate in an early preview of a new software release, and provide feedback.
Click this link to take a short enrollment survey if you wish to take part. Please note that you must be a member in good standing of the Motorola Owners’ Forums to be included. The registration window is short so please respond as quickly as possible.
This is a confidential test under the terms of the Motorola Feedback Network. Do not post any details or information about this on any public sites.
Thanks — please understand that start times are always fluid. We ask for your patience if you register but don’t hear from us right away.
Matt & Mark
Forum managers
Motorola Owners’ Forums”
Update: Verizon has posted to official changelog to the update, which will bring the Droid X to software version 4.5.621. As we first postulated, bug fixes are the main goal here. You can see the full list of what to expect over at Verizon’s support site.
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i’ve had this phone for more than a year and it’s been one the best i’ve ever bought. i’ll probably end up keeping it as a backup even after i upgrade
This phone has not let me down ever since i bought it. Hope fully the new update will not ruin it with bugs.
I have the X and absolutely love this phone. It’s a very sturdy phone with an aluminum body. Best phone I’ve ever owned. I’ve had it for a year and a half and it’s still going strong. Glad to see Moto and Verizon still supporting it with bug fixes.
Best phone ever. Even did 2 cycles through washing machine. Gad it since launch and not ready to give it up. ics hopefully some day.
Ok now…
+ Button background lighting turns off while in the desktop cradle.
If this fixes it, then maybe moto might get more respect from me. I’d have serious doubts about purchasing a Moto phone that is not supported leaving customers with a broken phone full of bugs!
Thanks…hopefully.
Then, part two. Moto hasn’t announced an update for ICS to the Droid Razr! I just got this phone last week for my wife. If there isn’t an update to it, screw Moto.
Phones are about customer service and support if we are signing 2 year contracts.
There might be light at the end of the tunnel for Moto. I have to admit, they make a quality product hardware wise and their phones are hands down the best at pulling in good signal stregnth.
Motorola announced when it is getting an update between q2 and q3 2012
I know this is irrelevant but can anyone please help me unbrick my droid razr? Stuck on ap fastboot with low battery so I cannot flash files from rsd lite. [email protected]
This is not just a phone, its almost family like……helps the kids with their homework, keeps my lady from getting lost and pays for my Starbucks……..I have had it since day one and my 2 other lines have DXs……long live the X.
I love my dx.. but hate that it loses my 3g signal and all my bars…just recently started that.why??
Yup, this and the original HTC Incredible are my favorite devices. Still have them and am using them to this day. Will probably upgrade after MWC