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Leaked Motorola XT912A (Droid RAZR 2) With Specs Reveal

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It’s been less than 2 years since the merger between Motorola Mobility and Google  materialized and the announcement of an Motorola Android is therefore not surprising. What seems to be a real surprise is that it’s not the rumoured “X  phone”  because of the absence of a larger screen. The latest Motorola smatphone release has a Snapdragon S4 Pro or higher inside the hood along with an Adreno GPU at 320 and a RAM at 2GB.

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The screen size is within the average 4-inches and a resolution of 720P. The externals come with a framing of thin bezel, a black finish and a curved back similar to that of HTC One.  The info  goes on with the model number “XT912A“, something that is closer to XT912 otherwise known as the “Droid RAZR“. The purported “X phone” is intended to rival Apple’s iPhone and is believed to be still on the works as the RAZR pulled Motorola out of the dark due to intense competition in the industry.

No additional details are available for now including the possibility of including the smartphone to Google Nexus collection. Google has been toiling around with Motorola’s continuous innovation binge after purchasing a substantial block of its shares and that’s quite understandable in the world of mobile and smartphones.

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Droid RAZR Jelly Bean Update Removes MotoBlur, Users Rejoice

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Motorola is releasing an Android update for its Droid RAZR and RAZR MAXX models. It’s really a software upgrade that fixes the Motoblur experience, provides new enhancements to Google Now, the keyboard and the camera. In other words, the update known as version.98.72.16.XT912.Verizon.en.US improves the Google experience on the phone by featuring improvements to its Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean operating system.

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However, it is not just an ordinary update since it substantially removes a lot of applications such as My Music, MOTOPRINT, My Gallery and a lot more and replaces them with a stock of Google apps. It will be a new interface in a refreshed Android experience for better look and performance. The update is intended by Motorola to improve overall performance, remove the Motoblur bug and leave the skins behind.

It remains unclear as to when the update will become available but the company is already providing instructions on how to install it once released OTA. The instructions hinted that downgrading back to ICS is no longer possible after the update, and that installation should be made only if battery is 51% charged and WiFi connectivity is present. Users may get a notification about the update or if there’s no notification, it can be manually installed by following the instructions provided online.

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Droid RAZR M HD: Leaked Specs Before Release

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As 2013 approaches, more and more gadgets are being revealed to excite the visitors for CES 2013. Google-owned Motorola joins the trend recently when rumored information about its superphone, Droid RAZR M HD, graced online tech sites. Let’s dig in the leaked specifications one by one to see why it is considered a high-end handset aboard.

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Word on the streets is that the new RAZR M will have a 4.5-inch touchscreen (720 x 1280-pixel) TFT LCD display with 326 PPI, will initially run on Android 4.1 OS (upgradeable to Android 4.2), with a dual-core MSM8960 Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus 1.5GHz SoC processor, Adreno 225 graphics, 1GB of RAM (Dual-channel, 500 MHz / DDR2 / 8192 MB ROM), built-in 16GB storage and works perfectly with Verizon’s 4G LTE network. For its size, the dimension is 5.15 x 2.52 x 0.035 inches and weighs 5.22 oz.

Additionally, the RAZR M HD has a memory slot that can be used to add a microSD or microSDHC with memory expansion of up to 32GB. A whopping 3,300 mAh Li-On battery that can stand to 21 hours of talk time or 15 days of standby time powers this beast. It also has light sensor, proximity sensor, and scratch-resistant glass.

Naturally, price and release dates have not been divulged yet. These could be apt for CES to ignite customers’ interest.

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How to Manually Update Motorola Droid Razr and Maxx (CDMA) to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

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Motorola on the eve of Christmas sent out a Jelly Bean update to the owners of the Droid Razr and MAXX. This is really good present for them, as they can now officially update their device to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean no need to rely on any custom ROM for the latest Android update.

Many users did comfortably apply this update to their device. But, some reported that the update stops downloading in the middle. So users find it difficult to apply and left with Android ICS.

To those users who find difficulty in applying this update may be rejoiced to know that XDA member DevAB has successfully managed to develop a flashable OTA zip file, which will efficiently update your Droid Razr or MAXX with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.

So if you are an awaited user of Droid Razr or MAXX (CDMA) and are looking for the official Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for your device then you can re on this article.

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Warning: Neither we nor the developer will hold any responsibility if you damage or brick your phone in the process of following this article. Therefore, please proceed at your own risk.

Pre-Requisites:

Step 1: The methods and steps mentioned in this article are only for the owners of Verizon Motorola Droid Razr or Maxx (CDMA).

Step 2: Ensure that there is at least 70% charge with your device, so that there will be no Power interruption during the process.

Step 3: You need to backup all essential data’s on your phone, to assure that there will be no data loss during the process.

Step 4: Disable all Security programs like Firewall and Antivirus from your computer and uninstall the same from your phone, as these security programs generally tend to interrupt the process.

Step 5: Your phone must be running on stock ICS firmware with no modifications.

Step 6: Enable USB Debugging in your Verizon Motorola Droid Razr or Maxx (CDMA) from the path “Settings > Applications Development > USB debugging”. The option of USB Debugging should be ticked.

Download Blur_Version.6.16.211.XT912.Verizon.en.US.zip OTA Update file and OTA Root Keeper (If you have rooted your phone earlier)from here to your computer. Place the Update zip file onto thee root directory of your phone’s SD card.

How to Manually Update Motorola Droid Razr and Maxx (CDMA) to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Step 1: Users who have rooted their device will have to follow the first two steps. If you are on the stock firmware then you can proceed with the third one. Open OTA Rootkeeper on your phone.

Step 2: Now, backup your Root status by clicking on the “Protect Root” button. Then, click on the “Temp Unroot” option in OTA Root keeper to remove root before you install the update.

Step 3: Reboot your phone so as to enter it in stock recovery. To do so, when your phone is OFF, press the Power button to switch it ON and then press and hold the Volume Up + Volume Down button to highlight the “Recovery” option using the Volume Down button, then select it using the Power button. You will now see a green Android with a triangle on the screen, then press both Volume Up and down buttons together to boot your phone into recovery.

Step 4: Now, select “wipe cache” to clear the cache data on your phone.

Step 5: Next, select “”install zip from external sdcard” then select “choose zip from sdcard” and select the Blur_Version.6.16.211.XT912.Verizon.en.US.zip OTA Update file from the SD card.

Step 6: The installation process will begin and take 5-10 minutes for successful completion, so wait patiently.

Step 7: During the installation process your phone may reboot several times and then it will boot back into the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OS.

Great! You’ve successfully updated your Motorola Droid Razr and Maxx (CDMA) to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Please let us know if you have any issues, we are here to help you always.

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Motorola Jelly Bean Update For Atrix HD, RAZR HD and More Next Quarter

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Motorola is now shifting gears with the newest Jelly Bean update (Android 4.1) just as Motorola Droid Razr Maxx HD, Droid Razr HD, and the Droid Razr M has had their updates early November and December of this year. The focus will now be pivoted toward the other devices next on the list for upgrade such as the Asia-Pacific RAZR HD model as well as the Atrix HD which are scheduled to have the most awaited upgrade before the year ends.

Motorola Jelly Bean Update For Atrix HD, RAZR HD and More Next Quarter

The Jelly Bean update is such a relief for techie individuals who would want a smooth and functional transition performance and speedy loading of pages with the chrome as its default browser. This also has a voice-recognition system such as that of iPhone’s “Siri” – another exciting add-on to this latest Droid in the market. This also has less crashes and better and has much improved notifications. It also has the Android maps and it’s very easy to customize your phone with the resizable widgets. Additionally, this has an improved battery life function and most of all, a better security system against malwares.

On the other hand, the downside would be this is an OS which requires a dose of brilliance from users. It might be difficult to use for a 5-year-old or a 60-year-old; for that matter. Some issues on page formatting is erstwhile noted. Also, this is not yet available in all phone units as of yet – but will be soon enough.

The rest of the devices that are next in line to have the Jelly Bean update next year (2013) do not have definite schedules as of yet; but these include: Droid 4, Electrify 2, Razr Maxx, Photon Q, and Droid Bionic; to name a few. Motorola smartphones as well as tablets that run on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) are also expected to get the Android 4.1 update by next year. This is definitely has the most stellar performance in the Android platform to date.

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