Android 2.3.4 starts rolling out for 2011 Sony Ericsson Xperia phones

Sony Ericsson announced earlier that they would roll out Android 2.3.4 for new Xperia phones that would bring Gtalk video calling support, Swype Keyboard and 3D sweep panorama. The update is expected to be available in October, but these updates are rolling out in some regions for devices such as Xperia PLAY, Xperia Neo and Xperia arc.
Other than the Gtalk video calling, Swype keyboard, this update would also bring option to take screenshot without rooting the phone, when the power button is pressed, share apps directly Facebook, option to set auto brightness, new smooth screen on/off animation, Ability to change playlist order, Option to enable/disable extensions and New icons for Folder and Widgets.
This update is available in the European countries, and this update is not available over-the-air (OTA), you need perform the update via Sony Ericsson PC Companion. There is no information about the Android 2.3.4 update for other phones like Xperia Mini, Xperia Mini Pro and Xperia Pro. Check out our hands on of the 3D sweep panorama feature in the Xperia Neo V.
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HTC Incredible S Gingerbread update rolling out in India
Looks like HTC is keeping up it’s promise of delivering the Gingerbread update – Android 2.3.3 to the Incredible S. A reader said that he saw the update available via OTA and he could successfully install it.
The Incredible S was shipped with Android 2.2 on board and many HTC fans were looking forward to this update which lends some credibility to the device in Android land.
While we are waiting for a screenshot , let us know if you got the update.
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HTC rolling out system update for HTC Desire HD and Desire Z
A few months ago, HTC launched two flagship phones known as HTC Desire HD and Desire Z. Desire HD is also known as GSM version of EVO 4G, whereas Desire Z is Global version of T-Mobile G2. Both devices are running Android 2.2, along with the latest version of HTC Sense UI. HTC has posted on their official Facebook page that:
If you’re a Desire HD or Desire Z user in Europe, look out for a general system update that we’ve just started rolling out to make your mobile experience even betterSo folks who are using a Desire HD or Desire Z in Europe, you can update your phone by going to Settings, About Phone, System Software Updates, and then check for updates.
The size of the update is big, so use WiFi connection for installation. So Desire HD and Desire Z owners, install the updates and tell us what’s new in it!
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Froyo Update for HTC Wildfire rolling out in India
The much expected FroYo update for the HTC Wildfire is finally rolling out in India. The update was recently available in UK. Now users in India can update their handset Over The Air (OTA) to Android 2.2
The OTA update is about 58 MB in size , so we would advise you to download the update over a WiFi connection. Notable improvements include ability to use your phone as a WiFi Hotspot and ability to install apps to the memory card.
To start the update go to settings->about phone-> system software updates
Make sure you backup your phone before proceeding with the update.
Thanks to all of you who sent this in !
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Android 2.1 Update starts rolling out for XPERIA X8, X10 Mini and X10Mini Pro
XPERIA X10 got updated to Android 2.1 earlier this month. Now the other models in XPERIA series such as X10 Mini, X10 Mini Pro and X8 have started to receive Android 2.1. The Sony Ericsson Official Blog said that the update is started to roll out for certain product codes.
XPERIA X10 Android 2.1 Update Changelog
More stability Performace improvementsLive Wallpaper SupportMore fluidity in the uiTimescape and MediascapeDo check your XPERIA mobile to check whether the update is available for you. For checking the product codes to which the Android 2.1 update is available please the official SE blog Here
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