The
HSUPA-enabling update? No, not yet. The
voice call quality fix? In the pipeline. The
mission-critical Bluetooth multimedia experience improvements? Oh yes, we've got those right here! Motorola is preparing to deliver an imminent OTA update to its Atrix 4G
super phone, which will fix up battery performance, overall software stability, and car dock, headphone jack, and fingerprint reader performance, but will regrettably leave the two major drawbacks to the AT&T-riding phone untouched. Alas, if you've
rooted your Atrix, you'll have to pay a dear price to benefit from these upgrades as users over at
xda-developers, who've obtained the pre-release build, report the new 4.1.57 update disables their previous superuser privileges. C'est la vie.
Update: Word is this update will be
released to the general public tomorrow. Sit tight.
[Thanks, Daniel]
Atrix 4G's 4.1.57 update spruces up a few things, patches known root methods originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 28 Mar 2011 05:48:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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