The previously promised new update for Sony Ericsson’s Arc and PLAY Android phones has now gone live, with, well, one person at least managing to update his phone to the new 2.3.4 version of Sony Ericsson’s skin of the Android OS.
New in this release are options to take screenshots on the phone itself, yet more Facebook integration, a pre-loaded version of Swype and more.
But the Eurodroid Arc is claiming to be up to date, though. Sad face. Read more from the man who has managed to update his Sony Ericsson Android phone here.
Link via SoMobile.
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