Verizon readies software update for Droid Razr Maxx, Droid Razr

February 3, 2012 Admin News, 0

No doubt Droid Razr Maxx owners are nevertheless enjoying that new handset smell. That hasn’t stopped Motorola from gearing up fresh computer software for the long-lasting smartphone.

Verizon’s assistance web page explains that Big Red has an update in the functions for the Droid Razr Maxx, along with its predecessor the Droid Razr. Hunting at the facts Verizon provided for the software package, six.12.173.XT912.Verizon.en.US., it appears like the promised adjustments (PDF) are meant to handle minor bugs. Nevertheless, I’m sure Maxx and Razr lovers will take it and run.

Most importantly, the update fixes hot-spot Web connectivity problems and shores up safety. Verizon also says swapping to and from airplane mode is smoother plus battery daily life will be longer when making use of Telephone Book Entry Profile (BPAP) Bluetooth headsets.

Thankfully our test Droid Razr Maxx check unit previously had the new computer software installed. Probably that’s why the device managed to squeeze jaw-dropping longevity out of its ultrapowerful 3,300mAh battery. Verizon also provides instructions on how to execute the update yourself in case it isn’t pushed out to your device above the air.

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