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A much needed software update will be rolling out for Nexus S 4G users on July 11th. I wouldn’t be expecting Ice Cream Sandwich just yet. Instead users can look forward to a nice set of patches and bug fixes for the device. Here’s the full list for the GRJ90 update:
- Enables NFC Secure Element
- 4G Settings Widget
- TTY Support
- NI Push Support (PRL and Device Configuration)
- Improved WiFi connectivity, speakerphone audio quality, 4G throughput and signal acquisition
- Tuned signal strength indicators
Looks like they’ve successfully managed to cover most of the issues users have been having with their device in regards to connectivity. Users will be prompted of the update over a 4 day period starting on July 11th so be on the lookout.
[Via SprintFeed]
Sweet, these issues were all that was holding me back from recommending this phone to my dad. Now I know which one to tell him to get.
Agreed. Now, this phone can be purchased with confidence. Thanks Google and Sprint! I’m really glad to see this.
This is great for Sprint users but what about the white Nexus S users on Rogers? Our phone are unusable! Where is our update: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7lmaau1iA0
I think you should complain to Rogers. Its often the carriers that hold back these sorta things…. =/
its a google phone isnt it supposed to get all the updates first??
Tell that to G2 owners..
i just hope that they fix the HORRIBLE stock web browser! it sucks! i have to use opera..it freezes and is choppy scroling,