Duo of apps being replaced, accompanied by deliverance of several Amazon apps.
Verizon has confirmed that Motorola Droid Razr HD and Droid Razr Maxx HD users will be offered the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update next week.
Both smartphones created by Google-owned Motorola will see Jelly Bean become the new operating system, which delivers Google Now, an improved keyboard and enhanced notifications.
Verizon is utilizing the update to carry out several carrier-specific changes to the Motorola pair. The Verizon Video app and Color app will no longer be present, which will instead be replaced by a new Video calling portal and Accessories app.
The Droid Razr HD and Droid Razr Maxx HD will also receive the full suite of Amazon apps, including Kindle, Amazon MP3, IMDb, Audible and Zappos.
Verizon said the Jelly Bean update will go live in phases next week and will take around 10 to 15 minutes to download and install. Users can manually check for the 276MB update by going to their Motorola handset to Menu > Settings > About phone > System updates > Download.
A support page provided by Verizon depicts the benefits and procedures for the forthcoming update.
Which is why I got rid of the Droid 3 a week after I got it and will never go back anything with Android on it. Pages and pages of bloatware that I couldn't uninstall.
Fixed.
I own both a Thunderbolt & a SGS3. I don't know what VZWs problem is, but they simply can't push out a major update, while small carriers like US Cellular seem to get it done right away. FFS, google did all the work, how long does it really take for you to bloat it all up?
If it weren't for XDA, VZW customers would never run "current" software.
Hold on, I thought you were an isheep, why do you complain so much about android then if you have an S3, or is it WP the one you don't like?
I just got an S3 from MetroPCS, but the thing doesn't want to update the ICS to JB.
Cognitive dissonance is great. It has me still believing that my 4S is slick LOL
Ha, that's why its not so good to make unfounded inferences or assumptions.
Most bloatware can be disabled through settings, go to apps, then all, then click on the app, and press disable, if the button isnt there to disable, uninstall updates and then try again, I have about 20 built in apps disabled
Nah, he's just trolling around on a device he's never going to get and keep ignoring the simple fact you just stated. It's easier that way.
When he posts articles about Apple-related, you and other haters whine like a little beech and bash him like nobody business.
And now when he posts about Android-related, you asks whats happening to him.
WTF that you kiddies want??
Welcome to Android, where 99% of these tiny incremental updates don't apply to you! Have fun getting some custom ROMs or whatever other waste of time someone will suggest after this comment.
You're lucky you got ICS.