As we reported yesterday, Motorola has announced that for the CLIQ XT, it is the end of the line as far as upgrades go. In fact, the handset never did get upgraded past the Android 1.5 build that was installed on the phone at the time it was launched.
T-Mobile is supposedly now working with the carrier's "Customer Loyalty" team to see what can be done to prevent torch bearing T-Mobile customers from marching on the stores. Some possible solutions include an early upgrade or a free upgrade.
Well, Motorola CLIQ XT owners, would an early or free upgrade be enough to keep you from bolting? Let us know by adding your comment in the box below.
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