According to Motorola, the Android 2.3 update it launched in parts of Europe recently is now live in the UK, with owners of unlocked ATRIX models able to download the upgrade. Given that most ATRIX owners in the UK would’ve bought their phones through T-Mobile and Orange, this isn’t amazing news – but it is at least on the way.
This also means we now have an English changelog [PDF] outlining what you can expect in the 2.3.4 update for your ATRIX.
In a post on the Motorola Support Forums, a Motorola employee says this’ll arrive on the UK Orange version of the ATRIX “within a week”. Do let us know if you’re an ATRIX user and are currently having/not having any joy.
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