Verizon in a blog post has made the announcement of availability of Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update for users of Motorola Droid Bionic. The update was set to be released by last quarter, but Motorola was seen as dumping the update. The case was later seen by Motorola’s new VP, Punit Soni who intervened in the going-around mess.
The update has been released as an OTA (over-the-air) release in phases, meaning that you will automatically get an update notification of the availability of an update when connected to a network. You can manually check by going to Settings > About Phone > Check for updates.
If you can’t wait for the update to become available or using a third-party ROM, you can install this release from Google.
Before getting into the update process Android 4.0.4 update for Motorola Droid Bionic, below are the few precautions that we would ask you to take.
- Look to make a backup of your application data, settings and whatever you can. There are dedicated apps available in the Google play to help you to do the complete backups. This small step can help you from a lot of headache if something goes wrong.
- Also, make sure that you have enough battery charge (50% recommended) on your device to sustain the process of updating the device.
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