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Soak Test for Verizon’s Moto X Incoming, Likely the Camera Update

Kellen October 15, 2013 83

Invites to a soak test of a software update for Verizon's variant of the Moto X were sent out this afternoon, which we'd imagine will be for the camera-focused update that has hit every other carrier variant over the last couple of weeks. As you are all well...

AT&T Up Next for Moto X Update, Soak Test Invites Go Out for New Software Release

Kellen September 25, 2013 33

With both Sprint and T-Mobile Moto X variants receiving updates that include major camera improvements, we were starting to wonder how long it would be before AT&T and Verizon models were treated to the same bundle of joy. Knowing Verizon's history with...

Motorola Sending Out Soak Test Invites for DROID RAZR HD and MAXX HD

Tim July 3, 2013 77

Invites from Motorola to join a RAZR HD and MAXX HD soak test are landing in email boxes, hoping that some owners out there will test a new software build for the devices. Both devices run the exact same software on Verizon, Android 4.1.2 with Blur on top....

Motorola Removes Almost All Moto Bloat in Jelly Bean for DROID RAZR, Goes With Stock Google Apps Instead [Changelog]

Kellen March 7, 2013 137

According to the flood of emails that have hit our inbox, the soak test of Jelly Bean (Android 4.1.2) for the original DROID RAZR and RAZR MAXX has officially begun. We don't exactly know when it'll arrive for all users who are not a part of the Motorola...

DROID Bionic Soak Test Incoming, Should be Ice Cream Sandwich

Kellen October 11, 2012 173

According to the flood of emails that just landed in our inbox, Motorola has invited DROID Bionic owners to test out a new software update. Since Moto and Verizon missed their original Ice Cream Sandwich deadline, and later told us to expect it in Q4, I'd say...

Soak Test Invites Sent, Ice Cream Sandwich Finally Heading to the Verizon Motorola XOOM?

Kellen May 30, 2012 23

By now, we all should understand that the original Motorola XOOM that was sold to Verizon customers back in March as the first ever Honeycomb device was a beta product. Google admitted that Honeycomb was rushed and unfinished and the device lacked 4G LTE...