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New Motorola CLIQ firmware coming, Android 2.1 still not included

by Michael Oryl on February 23, 2010 1:41 pm

OTA update for the CLIQ

It appears that a new update for the Motorola CLIQ, 1.3.18, is starting the process of being distributed to T-Mobile’s Motorola CLIQ users now.

The update promises further improvements to the phone’s battery life, better Bluetooth support, and better touchscreen accuracy – all things I’m personally in need of. There’s also some corporate mail updates, a new rev of Quick Office, and bug fixes, too.

More info available at Motorola, with even more detail here.

When I get my hands on the update I will be sure to let you all know.

If you get it before me, though, please feel free to leave a note in the comments below letting the rest of us know what’s in store.

[via EngadgetMobile]

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