You have been hoping that your Verizon Motorola Droid X to good satisfaction, we know. But you have always wanted your device to have a higher version of Android OS, right? Motorola is now answering your prayers – we get to gather that the device will get Android 2.3 Gingerbread update in a couple of days. The grapevine has it that the device will get the Gingerbread update by midnight, this Sunday. Speculations are that the update will be first offered to business clients, while all other users will get it before the end of the next week. Rumors, by the way, have to be

Droid X members of the Motorola Feedback Network, are lucky to be part of a test group that will be getting the an early update to Android 2.2.1. And that will happen today. If everything is smooth and the upgrade goes well (the update information has already been available since yesterday), everyone should be getting it in the next couple of days, meaning that your Droid X will be brought up to system version 2.3.340 — no that’s not Gingerbread if you were wondering. If you didn’t got it by now, it wouldn’t be wrong checking in Settings>About Phone>System Updates —

So is Google Instant finally ready to make its way onto the Android Mobile platform? Going by the latest reports from Android users across the US, the Google Instant is indeed available to Android handset users in Beta form. Of course, these reports are still trickling in from the US only, so it might take a while before your own Android mobile starts giving out search results even before you hit the enter button. But either way, since the Beta form seems to be out, expect Google Instant to spread across Android Handsets very quickly. This is probably not very surprising since

If you are a Verizon Wireless user, one would surely be having bit of a tough time trying to keep up with all the updates. The problem is not so much with what the company announces officially, but what it manages to leak out through its internal training program (Yeah, we still suspect there are a few intentional leaks somewhere in there). So while we reported the possible launch of BlackBerry Storm 3 on Verizon in the coming months, here is a line-up of handsets that will be almost certainly out come November 11. The Windows Phone 7-based handsets might be getting all the

Generally, Droid X Froyo update would have been considered great news for the Android version 2.2 admirers, but given the stance of those who’ve run Froyo on Droid X, the opposite seems to be the case. There are a lot of people complaining about different concerns after the Froyo update which is loaded with bugs one many. The first problem reported is that the Droid X is stuck on the Motorola logo after the reboot, for which a fix has already been developed and it shall be rolled out through a future OTA rendering. Another problem that will be addressed in a future upgrade is

It is time to put away the ‘mini’ version as Opera is now set to bring its full and complete version of its browser to the mobile platform and more specifically to Android users. According to the latest news from Opera, the full-scale browser is going to be out very soon and with a couple of attractive features for Smartphone users Opera is trying to tempt and rope you into using Opera for Android. Included in the full version of the browser will be Hardware acceleration, which should make your browsing experience a lot more fun and interesting. Also on offer will be

You must already know that the UK version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be released on November 1st. Now, a new rumor is suggesting that the Verizon version of the tablet is also set to be launched on November 1st. Earlier, we had seen the rumor that Sprint was planning a November 16th launch date for the device and a T-Mobile leak confirmed that the carrier will be selling the tablet for $399 on a carrier contract. There is a possibility that the new information on the Verizon release date is correct since an early November release seems spot on if the carrier wants the device

So how do the Smartphone handsets from the three big guns actually fair when you just take a glance from the outside? In the battle between Windows Phone 7, Apple’s iPhone and the Android-based Droid X & HTC Desire HD, who wins and who is left behind? There may not be a straight-forward and simple contest, but the battle has begun and it will surely be a fight worth witnessing over the next year or so… The Windows Phone 7 has several smartphones lined up and it probably has the biggest fleet set to take on the established Apple and Google. The six new Windows Phone 7

Motorola has introduced the Droid Pro smartphone and it will be arriving at the Verizon stores sometime in the next few weeks. The Android-based device, which is said to be optimized for business use, is aimed at the BlackBerry market. The Droid Pro will be an excellent addition to Android handset lineup of the Verizon Wireless. It will fit in nicely in between the Motorola Droid X and the Droid 2 and will offer some extra enterprise features the other two handsets lack. The Droid Pro will be coming equipped with a portrait QWERTY keyboard placed below a 3.1-inch touchscreen.

The guys over at DroidLife have gotten the official word about the arrival of the Android 2.2 update on the Verizon DROID X. The update is due on September 22, 2010, at 12:00 PM ET. This is in line with Motorola’s promise to deliver Android 2.2 on the DROID X in summer, considering that tomorrow is the last day of summer. An update document posted by Verizon has confirmed that the update is in fact going to fly out tomorrow at noon, and it will come with all the much awaited Froyo goodies. This include Flash 10.1 support in the browser and improved visual voicemail with