Users of the Motorola Defy can now upgrade their handset to Android 2.2. According to T-Mobile, simply open the menu on the phone, click on Settings, then About Phone and select System Updates. With the download weighing in at 112MB, T-Mobile suggests waiting until you have a Wi-Fi connection to save data connection charges and your sanity.
The Froyo upgrade brings Flash capabilities along with the ability to store certain apps on a microSD card, and allows you to set up automatic updating for some apps. With Android 2.2, the Defy can act as a mobile Hotspot, offering an internet connection for up to 5 devices. For a list of what you can expect to see change on your Motorola Defy from your installation of Android 2.2, click on this link.
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