Motorola Outs List of Droid X’s Issues After Upgrade to Android 2.2
Motorola’s not keeping quiet on the mound of issues that have piled up since they’ve released the upgrade to Android 2.2 for the Motorola Droid X on Verizon. They hear you, and they’re working to get this small-looking but pretty big list of issues fixed up in the near future. Let’s take a look at what some of these include:
- Stuck on Moto logo after reboot – this was tough on a few owners. Very sorry about that. A fix has been developed for this and should eliminate the problem. It will be distributed in a future software release. If you are still experiencing this issue, click here.
- Random rebooting – while there always seem to be new conditions that can cause an electronic device to panic, we do have improvements coming that address and eliminate identified panic states. They will be distributed in a future software release.
- WiFi connection and stability – improvements in WiFi have been developed, to address several problem areas. They will be distributed in a future software release.
- Battery Manager “force close” errors – under some circumstances, pressing the battery icon under Menu > Settings > Battery Manager results in a forced close error. A fix has been developed for this and should eliminate the problem. It will be distributed in a future software release.
- Media won’t play – includes “sorry the player does not support this type of audio file,” custom ringtone stop working, video won’t play, etc., until after a reboot. We believe we have identified the cause of these errors. A fix has been developed for this and should eliminate the problem. It will be distributed in a future software release.
- Music files cutting off the final four seconds or so – a solution has been developed. It will be distributed in a future software release.
And we’re sure this isn’t even half of the full list of issues (that’s not a knock on Motorola, it’s just a reality of technology – things have bugs.) Be sure to head over to Motorola’s Support forum to report any issues you run into so they can document and investigate them.