AT&T is preparing a series of updates for the Atrix 4G and the Inspire 4G. The two updates include several bug fixes and stability improvements, most notable is he unleashing of HSUPA speeds on the Android handsets. Confirmation of this HSUPA upgrade comes straight from AT&T which released the following information on its website:
Today, AT&T began to deploy an update for the HTC Inspire™ 4G that provides, among other features, the addition of enhanced uplink speed technology. (HSUPA).
An update that adds HSUPA for the Motorola ATRIX 4G has cleared testing and will be deployed soon.
Both updates will roll out to customers of both phones over the coming weeks. Users will get a message on their device notifying them of an update and to connect to Wi-Fi to download it. After downloading it, the user needs to only allow the update to automatically install.
This update is a blessing for Atrix 4G and Inspire 4G owners who purchased their device with the promise of 4G speeds and were surprised to discover their data speeds were capped by AT&T. Android faithful that stuck with the handset are now rewarded with their patience. Look for the update to land on the Inspire 4G in the coming weeks and on the Atrix 4 shortly afterwards. For more details, check out the change log on the next page.
[Via BGR and DroidMatters]