The last time we heard any news about an update for the Motorola Droid X was February 17th of last year, but Verizon is prepping an update today for those who are still holding onto the handset. The phone may be over three years old now, but an update is pushing out that will bring folks to software version 45.621.10.MB810 with two changelog items:
- Enhanced accuracy and reliability of the Commercial
Mobile Telephone Alerts (CMAS) - Google security patches have been integrated to reduce
potential security risks
At this point in this phone's life cycle (or death cycle, if you prefer) we really didn't expect much out of this update other than security fixes, but it's good to see Motorola and Verizon coming together to keep those last few Droid X's out in the wild safe from security vulnerabilities.
Source: Verizon; Via: AndroidPolice
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