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Motorola Milestone achieves Android 2.2 milestone ultimately, Froyo update ready for download

The road to Android 2.1 could have been a protracted and treacherous one for Milestone users, however the one to Android 2.2 wasn’t even certain of reaching its goal. Thankfully, Moto has managed to conclude its “exhaustive testing process” and is now creating a Froyo firmware update available to Milestone users wishing to step their software up a notch. Flash Player 10.1, a faster browser and mobile hotspot capabilities await the intrepid updater, but Motorola warns that any DRM-locked media you’veyou’ve got you have got in your SD card could be lost. Weirdly enough, there’s also a caution that “users may experience some adverse effects related to the upgrade that can include slower operation of a few phone functions and applications.” Whenever you’ve read and understood each of the warnings, smash the source link to download the hot software.

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