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Droid Bionic needs ICS not odd 5.9.902 update

The Motorola Droid Bionic 5.9.901 update hit the public, but now there is a new one heading out to testers sometime today called 5.9.902. Personally the Droid Bionic needs ICS not the odd 5.9.902 update.

The new update has a few changes, which are a little weird, and not a lot has changed from the 5.9.901 build. It is good to see that they have changed a few things though such as removing a little piece of bloatware, and exchanging it for the Amazon MP3 app, other than that the rest is a little weird.

Changes Made: The removal of VCast Music preload, the Motorola Terms and Conditions screen will not automatically enable data location and collection details, the Google security patch will block access to change Home panel icons. After factory reset, location consent screen shown on activation screen, and last but not least the update has changed the ‘Terms and Condition’ screen title to “Motorola Terms of Service”.

Changes such as de-cluttering the camera would be nice, many Droid Bionic users went over to the 901-update and have seen a vast improvement to data drops that was happening on the 893-update. Just seems weird what the new 5.9.902 update gives.

We would love to know if anyone’s received information on the .902 update? Do you like the idea of removed VCast music in favour of Amazon MP3?

Call us mad, you probably will; but if the Android Ice cream Sandwich update is released for the Droid Bionic in June (Speculated), will you forget about .902 and wait?

So many questions, so we will leave you to ponder on a few answers.

Source — Droid Life

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9 thoughts on “Droid Bionic needs ICS not odd 5.9.902 update”

  1. deduct says:

    I agree. It is great that they are continuing support for the bionic. But we need ICs!!! Unless this update is preparing our handsets for the 4.0 update in some way.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Yes, its great that they are updating Android phones now… But they seem like pretty useless updates.  And who uses Amazon MP3 anyway???  Or Vcast.  If you ask me, they can just get rid of both those programs.  All they do is waste space and resources. 

    1. Sadsd says:

      Why do people like you say who uses that app anyway and act like no one does ? i love the amazon mp3 app, Just because you think its not for you dont mean its not for others geeez. 

      1. Anonymous says:

        Ok, so I agree that some people might use it.  i mean it comes with the phone.  But I don’t use it.  And, unfortunately, I can not delete it and that annoys me.  I didn’t buy a phone to have an an advertisement sitting right there in my app drawer.

  3. Mike says:

    .901 was never meant for public consumption, besides those it was accidently pushed out too, people SHOULD still be on .893 this ota mostly applies to them if anything. It’s definitely worth it, for those who are completely stock. the new radios are top notch.

    and it’s definitely gonna be some time before phones start seeing ICS, if GB is any indication, i suspect spring would be a good time for it. Aside from the Nexus phones, the Droid X was the first to receive the GB ota which was May 27th, 2011

  4. Jorell Dye says:

    I just want my data to stop dropping. I might go out of my way to avoid a motorolla phone after this. It’s a shame because I like the Bionic more than all of the other phones out… during the slim amount of time that it works like it’s supposed to.

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