Toshiba rolls out fix for Thrive tablet’s sleep problems

Aug 3rd 2011
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Toshiba promised that a fix for its Thrive tablet’s pesky resume-from-sleep mode issue was coming this week, and the company’s now tell us that the update has indeed rolled out today. Thrive owners can download it via opening up the Toshiba Service Station app at the tablet — if only all sleep problems were cured so easily. As mentioned earlier, the update also apparently enhances the “multimedia playback of the device,” although it’s still not clear exactly what those enhancements entail.

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