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HTC Vivid - Android 4.0 ICS Update now available!
Hi folks!
If you read the title, then you guessed it, the Android 4.0 (code name Ice Cream Sandwich) is now available for HTC Vivid users starting today! After installing the software update, customers can now enjoy the optimized audio experience of Beats by Dr. Dre Audio™ and new and improved HTC Sense™ experience. 🙂
The update can be downloaded via Wi-Fi but before installing, make sure to back up your important information and have at least 50% battery power remaining! 😉
Full information on the AT&T Corporate News Page
Enjoy!
~ Evandela ~
~Sunshine :)
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Rayosun
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No, you do not need to remove the SD card from your device. 🙂
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Write down all your contacts, seriously? In this day and age?
Update should not affect personal data.
But if your contacts are on Gmail (the way Android is meant to be used) it doesn't even matter. All your contacts are saved to the cloud. Even in the case of a factory reset, all your contacts will just auto-magically sync after the reset.
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redpoint73
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Why, is it frozen on the bootscreen or something? It takes longer to boot when updating, but shouldn't be more than several (5, 10 minutes tops) minutes.
In general, you should never mess with the device while its updating.
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Posted from my iPhone 4S on AT&T, the nation's fastest 4G network.
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A follow-up to prior posts....
Calwidget works if you delete the previous wideget and reinstall it.
Somehow the iHeartRadio app icon came back after I mounted my ext_sd. The update dismounted that drive.
The WiFi connection problem is actually part of a *NEW* feature to conserve power--it defaults to turning WiFi "off" when "sleeping", but somehow the default WiFi button widget still shows WiFi as on (it really isn't--this is a *BUG*). The workaround was to turn WiFi off and then on again and you would find your access point. I found the location to configure WiFi to automatically discover and now it's back to full functionality again.
More comments:
Browser seems a lot better speed-wise and rendering of displays.
Email format seems better as well compared to before.
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