If you happen to be in possession of the Sony Xperia TX, otherwise known as the LT29i if model numbers are your cup of tea, then you would be able to let out a sigh of relief, as it has been made known that the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update is finally going to be released in the form of firmware version 9.1.B.0.411. Sony Mobile did originally revise the Jelly Bean schedule for the Sony Xperia TX to be sometime this month, and since we have yet to make the jump over to April, it is great to see Sony Mobile sticking to the new time scale. The devil’s in the details, and it is small little things like these that keep users happy.
So far, very little is known about the kind of improvements that this new firmware is able to offer compared to the previous Jelly Bean firmware released for the Xperia T/TX/V series of devices that carried version number 9.1.A.0.490 on the Xperia V, but there is hope that springs eternal, for the latest 9.1.B.0.411 firmware to also arrive on the Xperia T and Xperia V platforms in due time.
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There is nothing quite like having decent hardware run on the latest version of software, where the latter would be useful in squeezing out every possible ounce of performance from the former. Well, having said that, we bring you word that there is new firmware (9.1.A.1.138) which has been certified for the Sony Xperia T (also known as the LT30p) and the Xperia TX (aka LT29i). Sony Mobile claims that this update for both devices is set to arrive from April onwards, although I am quite sure that the pegged April 1st date is not an attempt to pull a fast one on consumers.
Good news Sony Xperia T/TX owners – in a recent blog post by Sony Mobile, it looks like you guys can expect to finally to receive the latest Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich firmware upgrade starting this week. The update is scheduled for a rollout globally this week, but as Sony’s blog has stated, exactly when you will receive it will depend on your region (some markets might get it before others), and it will also depend on your carrier, as carriers like those in the US usually like to screen updates before approving them and pushing them out to their subscribers. As expected, the latest firmware update will bring about a host of changes and new features to the phone. If you’d like to learn more about the latest firmware upgrade, head on over to Sony Mobile’s blog in the source link below for the details.
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