Motorola DROID X2 and Motorola DROID 3 in midst of soak test

This firmware update for the Motorola DROID X2 is coming soon
Motorola had first announced in March that they were looking for soak test participants with the Motorola DROID X2 and after nearly two months of silence, some of those with the phone are seeing firmware version 1.3.418 installed on their unit. A Verizon customer over at AndroidForums.com said that he just received a replacement unit for his DROID X2 that came with the new firmware already installed. While that would seem to indicate that the soak test has ended and that the manufacturer is now distributing the new software version to all DROID X2 users, because the update is listed as "Coming Soon" on Big Red's website, we feel confident in saying that only those who signed up for the Soak Test are currently receiving the OTA update.
The update will pre-load on the DROID X2 Verizon Video and VZ Navigator 3D City, add a Google security patch to raise the security level, allow users to save and set purchased ringtones, support the Wireless Alerting System, allow users to update and save shortcut names and the keyboard input Auto Error Correction is now set on off as the default setting. There is no word on what changes Motorola DROID 3 owners can expect with the update. We don't expect Android 4.0 to be included in the update for either phone.
source: Verizon via Phandroid
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