Here’s something interesting for owners of Motorola’s chunky XT720 Android phone – the company has released a software update that upgrades the stock processor speed to 720MHz. So it ought to feel a little quicker in operation. Plus the patch also introduces DLNA compatibility, for those of you into sharing your HD media with all your gadgets.
Here’s the explanation from Motorola:
XT720 of either UK or German origin can now download new software that increases the processor speed (to 720mhz) and also introduces DLNA functionality. We have also produced a top 5 tips and tricks video to maximise the camera functionality of the device.
The XT720 shipped with its processor locked to 550MHz according to Motorola’s tech specs, so this is quite a leap. On the offchance there are any XT720 owners in the house, do let us know what difference it makes.
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