Of all the devices that have gotten official and unofficial ports to Ice Cream Sandwich, there aren't many that had a worse time than the Motorola Atrix 2.
What has been called the dreaded ICS leak of 2012 by members of the Atrix 2 sub-forum community, the initial leak left many users with bricked devices or...
We often see proprietary launchers from one device make their way to other devices. This can be cool for a myriad of reasons, but the most common is to see how another device's software runs on your hardware. This can be especially interesting when you're using the competition's launcher or even if you're using the...
Usually, leaked firmware updates can be a lot of fun and give users insight as to how the next version of Android will run on their devices. Somethings, though, leaks can be dangerous. As we saw on the Galaxy S II as well as the Epic 4G Touch and Galaxy Note, leaks can cause some...
Owners of the Motorola Atrix 2 have recently faced a different problem than most Android enthusiasts are used to. Normally, when you install a custom recovery, it stays there. You can boot into it pretty much whenever you want and do whatever you want, knowing it'll be there when you need to restore a Nandroid...
While it may not be Ice Cream Sandwich just yet, Motorola has released an official OTA update for the Atrix 2 that updates the OS to Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread and brings several improvements and bug fixes to this popular dual-core device.
The update includes:
Significant improvements and fixes to the camera app
Enhanced keyboard
Visual Voicemail (by AT&T)
Cloud syncing of...
It was only yesterday that fastboot files for the Droid RAZR leaked – now daywalker04 has posted even more of them, for the Motorola Atrix 2 and Droid Bionix, respectively.
If you didn't know, fastboot files allow you to recover your device from softbricks, meaning you can go ahead and flash anything you want without worrying...
Our not-so-little-anymore family keeps growing, and at a fast pace, I might add. We have added 3 new forums to our beloved xda-developers: Nokia Lumia 800, Motorola Atrix 2, and Motorola Droid Razr. The latter was added this past weekend, but it is still worth mentioning it as it is the first device that will...
