4.1.2 update?

[neonworm]

When is the android 4.1.2 update coming to the droid RAZR m?

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[mike9670]

I just got mine today. I signed up for the Motorola test program for this release. I have to report how well it works and they will release it soon. My update came direct from Moto via OTA. Musch smoother and faster.

 

[piratesofthejellybean]

Ya, I don't remember signing up for any Motorola test program, but my phone did get a random downloading notification today with basically nothing on it besides the percent and the progress bar. When the download was complete, it told me the update would take some time (I forgot how much) and that I would not be able to use my phone during that time. So then it gave me the option to download the update now or to update it later. Me being the paranoid person I am, I choose to postpone the update because I had no idea if it was some malware or a real update. Did anyone else have a similar experience or knows more about this update?

 

[neonworm]

I just got mine today. I signed up for the Motorola test program for this release. I have to report how well it works and they will release it soon. My update came direct from Moto via OTA. Musch smoother and faster.

How do you sign up?

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[kmf1]

If you are interested in being part of future Motorola "soak" tests you will need to register your device with Motorola. In registering your phone you will be given an option to join the Motorola Feedback Network. Then, if there is a future soak test for your phone, you may receive an email asking if you would like to participate, etc.

https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/registration/action/general

 

[rust47]

I checked my phone today for any updates. The 4.1.2 was available and I downloaded it to my phone and installed it with no problems.

 

[Pete7874]

I installed it today as well. So, what do we get with this update? Is this just bug fixes? I haven't noticed anything different.

 

[wmurch3]

Hey I can expand notifications with one finger. Awesome

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[kirksucks]

When did we ever have to use 2 fingers for notifications?

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[wmurch3]

When did we ever have to use 2 fingers for notifications?

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Individual notifications that could be expanded required two finger pinch to zoom.

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[kirksucks]

I never experienced that.

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[pizza_pablo]

I never experienced that.

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Me neither. I thought they could only be selected or swiped away.

 

[wmurch3]

Depending on the application notifications can be expanded or shrunk using one finger. For example, pulse sends me a morning summary of news stories. This notification can be shrunk to only show the story names or expanded to show the pictures. I find it useful for responding to text messages, emails, and working with Google Nav without really having to enter the applications.

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[kirksucks]

Hmm I guess I just never tried to expand one. Just now looking at a calendar notification. One finger pull shows the snooze option. Needs two to close it.

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