A recent update to the Droid X has owners up in arms.Photo: Stefan Armijo/Wired.com. A software update is supposed to deliver the latest and greatest features to your device. It's not supposed to cripple your device. And yet that's exactly what happened to a number of customers who received the most recent update to their Droid X phones.
In early June, Verizon began rolling out Android operating system version 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) to the Droid X, which previously ran Android 2.2 (Froyo). Shortly thereafter, the grievances started rolling in on Motorola's online customer message board.
Complaints about the update spanned the entire gamut.
Gadget Lab, Software Update Causes Headaches for Some Droid Customers
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