Verizon and Motorola have released an update for the Motorola Xyboard 8.2 and Xyboard 10.1 tablets. The update brings a number of improvements to the device, as well global roaming support. According to the changelog, the updates are pretty much identical, with the exception of one little thing: the Xyboard 10.1′s update also includes Stylus enhancements.
With global roaming enabled, the Xyboard tablets will be able to roam on compatible 3G/4G networks throughout the world. Before global roaming is fully enabled on the Xyboards, a second update will be pushed out to the device within two weeks. The second update will update the SIM card, making ready for global roaming. If you do happen to be going to an area where you can roam on LTE, don’t forget that Verizon will charge you a lot!
Check out the full changelog of update 1.6.0M_279-MZ609 (for the Xyboard 8.2) and update 1.6.0M_279-MZ617 (for the Xyboard 10.1).
- Enhanced browser performance to improve scrolling.
- Improved Touch Response.
- Improved Touch Response that includes Stylus enhancements. (Xyboard 10.1)
- Maintain data connection when switching between Wi-Fi and the Verizon 3G and 4G LTE networks.
- Successfully connect to 4G LTE network and see the 4G LTE indicator.
- The Daily application now comes preloaded.
- Device is now capable of Global Roaming.
- Successfully open links in email messages without device needing to reboot.
- Keyboard function supported in docking station.
Source: Verizon Wireless (Xyboard 8.2) (Xyboard 10.1) | via Droid Life
