Tag: firmware
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Android 4.0.4 Update Hitting the HTC One X Today
Roll up, roll up! Get your update here! Ice Cream Sandwich version 4.0.4 is landing on the One X as of now…
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Google Announces Android 4.1 ‘Jelly Bean’, Available in July
We knew it was coming, but now we know all about Google’s next big change for Android…
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PS3 Gets Firmware Update Today, Console Now Turns Off After 1 Hour of Inactivity
Sony’s new firmware update for the PS3 may cause some confusion once installed…
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Motorola RAZR and RAZR Maxx to Get Android 4.0 ICS Starting Today
Moto details the Android 4.0 update for its Droid RAZR phones, with upgrades rolling out today in the U.S for Verizon customers…
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Android 4.0 ICS Update Rolling Out to Sony Xperia S Today
Today’s the day many Sony Xperia S owners have been waiting for; the Android 4.0 ICS update is now rolling out…
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Current Devices Will Not Get Windows Phone 8 Upgrade, Will Get WP7.8 Instead
Microsoft has confirmed that the current crop of Windows Phones will not upgrade to WP8, but will instead get WP7.8…
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Microsoft Reveals Windows Phone 8 – NFC, Multi-Core Processors and Much More
Microsoft teases us with a first view of Windows Phone 8, with multi-core processor support, NFC, microSD and much more…
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Samsung to Start Galaxy Tab Android 4.0 ICS Updates Next Month
Most Galaxy Tabs to get the Ice Cream Sandwich update in August, with some getting it in July…
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Samsung Galaxy S III Gets First Official Update
The phone that everyone wants to get their hands on has today received its first official firmware update to iron out a few little teething issues.
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Android 4.0 ICS Update Rolling Out to Sony Ericsson Xperia Phones Next Week
Xperia Mini, Mini Pro and other Sony Ericsson handsets to update to ICS starting next week…
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HTC Desire S and Desire HD to Get Ice Cream Sandwich July-August, Others to Follow
HTC gives us a more precise timeframe for updating its phones to Android 4.0…
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Samsung Galaxy SIII Gets Rooted Well Ahead of Official Launch
Samsung’s unreleased flagship gets hacked to run custom software…already…