Finally, Motorola has updated its DROID RAZR and RAZR MAXX smartphones
to Jelly Bean. Mind you, the update brings the devices to Android
4.1.2, and not 4.2, but it's still a push in the right direction.
Weirdly, or rather not, the update does as much shredding as adding
new features. The usual Moto software such as the My Music, My Gallery
as well as Weather and World Clock widgets are now history. So is
MOTOCAST altogether, for that matter, as are the My Gallery and My Music
apps, which are now replaced with the standard Google Gallery app and
Google Play Music, respectively.
Nevertheless, there are some goodies that Motorola has added (apart
from Project Butter, Google Now, richer notifications and voice search).
Google Maps requires less time to get a GPS signal lock, and the
cameras of the DROIDs boast improved image quality and better contrast
and detail. The Panorama Mode should be more intuitive to use as well.
The firmware update should hit Verizon users starting today and bring
their software version to 98.72.16.XT912.Verizon.en.US. Happy updating!
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