Hello everyone!
I have recently ordered a verizon motorola droid xt912 to use in a europe GSM network. It will have pre installed stock 2.3.5. Since I need to update it to ICS or later for GSM use I want you guys to suggest me whether I should update to latest JB update 4.1.2 or go to ICS because I am afraid of going to JB because I have seen some people have issues with it.
KejdiKola said:
Hello everyone!
I have recently ordered a verizon motorola droid xt912 to use in a europe GSM network. It will have pre installed stock 2.3.5. Since I need to update it to ICS or later for GSM use I want you guys to suggest me whether I should update to latest JB update 4.1.2 or go to ICS because I am afraid of going to JB because I have seen some people have issues with it.
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Dude 4.1.2 is totally fine for use. Even 4.2.2 is out. Always go for the latest android version to enjoy the latest features.
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Hello All,
I'm trying to locate a update of my Android 2.3.5, version 651.73.240.XT910.Vivo.en.BR but I cant find yet.
Anybody here have, or know how I can find this update, if exists?
Thanks in advance,
Rogerio
It does not work with LATIN AMERICA devices (like ours), because the LEAKED update is just for EUROPE.
You should update to 651.73.2062.XT910.Vivo.en.BR if you want the latest official version for your phone.
And then you can try the ARCTIC ROM if you want something different than stock.
I highly suggest you update to 2062 and wait for official updates.
We are talking about Vivo's phone on this thread, here
Hi guys,
I've just got my Razr and I'm new to this forum. Up till now I used to own an HTC Desire, so I am fairly familiar with the Android ROM flashing process. However, there are some differences with the Razr, so I am asking you for advice in order not to mess things at such an earlier point.
Basically, what I want to know is this: I've got a phone with a 65.1.12.XT910.PSHAAsiaRetail.en.03 system version. I would like to move to an EU firmware, if possible - found the EternityProject page and got this 651.167.20 RETAIL en.EU EuropeAustraliaEMEA. Should I flash it with with RSD before applying the OTA update Blur_Version.999.999.999.Retail.en.EU (Ice Cream Sandwich)?
Actually, should I install the ICS OTA at all, or stick with a 2.3.7?
Thanks!
Guys i am currently using a Razr xt910 (bougt from UAE) in India. The whole of india got ICS update last week but no signs of Update for my MEretail version Razr. I needed to know if its possible to update my razr with Official Asianretail version ROM ? and also, if yes can u plz provide me with a download link for the same.
Hi All,
I am new to this forum and new to android world.
I have purchased unlocked Optus Samsung Galaxy S2 (I9100) from Australia and currenlty i am using it in India with Airtel. My mobile is installed with ICS 4.0.4.
I want Offical Jelly Bean firmware in my mobile.
Can i install Official Jelly Bean Rom released in SPAIN? Will it lock the the mobile after i install this ROM?
Or If i need to wait for Jellybean to realese in my region, Did i able to update Australian Version or Indian Version of Jellybean ROM or only the OPTUS version of ROM through Samsung Kies?
Please help me on this request.
Thanks,
Arun Panneerselvam
yes, you can install the jellybean from spain and no it will not lock your phone.
The choice is up to you. You try one of the custom roms on this site or wait for an official version through kies.
Updating kies may not happen this year because the roll out for jelly bean wil be uneven, no one knows what countries will get and when or if they will get jellybean at all.
Before installing you have to root your device,
then check and search on internet for your original rom (it could be useful if you need to send it to assistance in warranty)
If the phone is branded usually official updates came from carriers ,and often they need more time to release update after the unbranded is released since they want to put on it their customizations
qrono said:
Before installing you have to root your device,
then check and search on internet for your original rom (it could be useful if you need to send it to assistance in warranty)
If the phone is branded usually official updates came from carriers ,and often they need more time to release update after the unbranded is released since they want to put on it their customizations
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What the devil are you talking about? You don't need to root in order to install the stock Samsung Jelly Bean firmware.
Hey everybody. I just purchased an HTC One ( a little late, but it wasn't available in my country, Mexico until about 2 weeks ago) I checked what version of Android I was running and I was unpleasantly surprised to know that I was running 4.1.2... I tried to update the software but the phone told me that I was running the latest version available for my phone... I wasn't planning on rooting but know that i'm stuck in 4.1.2 I might try to. Is there anyway I can update to at least 4.2.2? I would really appreciate some help.
PhysiologyExpert said:
Hey everybody. I just purchased an HTC One ( a little late, but it wasn't available in my country, Mexico until about 2 weeks ago) I checked what version of Android I was running and I was unpleasantly surprised to know that I was running 4.1.2... I tried to update the software but the phone told me that I was running the latest version available for my phone... I wasn't planning on rooting but know that i'm stuck in 4.1.2 I might try to. Is there anyway I can update to at least 4.2.2? I would really appreciate some help.
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i hope 4.2.2 available for your device and your country.
backup your all data contact photo massage and all you need. then format your phone. then check for update if still not get better to go service center and update your phone safest way