soak test is over

[dustinfrank]

....and the 27th just HAPPENS to the be the start of Google's I/O conference... good timing I think for the first Moto phone to get ICS, especially now that Google owns Motorola Mobility...not that much of a stretch.

 

[bmidd]

omg who cares who got it first or who wasn't supposed to get it? Really? You guys sound like a bunch of bickering iPhone owners, or at least some 18 year olds on a Civic forum arguing about whos V-TACH hits harder, LOL!

 

[brobinson767]

I don't believe reports about soak test, and here is why. Verizon already released documents about the ICS and global update that has started June 22. Another reason is because of my conversation with support on Twitter when they told me this update is being scheduled to occur for next few weeks. My guess is that Verizon is trying to limit resource demand on their network. Trust you and me, I will be more than happy when I get the update.

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[sj993]

Well, I can also confirm there was a soak test as I was part of it after signing up on moto's forums awhile back. What is said is true, they are reviewing the survey responses to decide whether they will proceed with the roll-out or not.

 

[SirGeorgeKillian]

Droid RAZR, RAZR MAXX get Ice Cream Sandwich today on Verizon | ZDNet

Verizon Rolls Out Ice Cream Sandwich to Droid Razr, Razr Maxx | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

Verizon DROID RAZR Ice Cream Sandwich update goes live from today - SlashGear

The update to all Razrs started on the 22nd. Just Google it! You not privileged because you where part of a test.

Guys just check for the update. Its out since the 22nd.

You would be wrong. As was said above, the soakers that got picked were pushed an update along with a random handful of others to test the pushing ability. Hopefully it will hit the masses tomorrow.