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[DarkestSpawn]

Is it so sad that Moto cant even keep their Dev site up-to-date?

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Latest Android Version is 2.3.5? Really?

[_base2]

Honestly ... I'd rather them spend more time working on a quality ICS OS than updating their website. Just my 2¢

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[_base2]

After all, all the pressure we put on them is for updates to our respective devices, not their public website.

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[DarkestSpawn]

Honestly ... I'd rather them spend more time working on a quality ICS OS than updating their website. Just my 2¢

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You have to remember, there are people who are paid to keep the site up-to-date, and have nothing to do with the programming of the phone.

After all, all the pressure we put on them is for updates to our respective devices, not their public website.

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The pressure we put on them is via facebook, twitter, and maybe some people due it via email. Again the people that view this stuff are not the programmers (Maybe after hours on their own time they skim across facebook or twitter to see what we say, but I highly doubt that). This company, and many alike, pay people to do the social upkeep (Twitter, Facebook,etc.) that have nothing to do with programming or upkeeping our phones. So again I still stand by what I say: Why is it that the people at Motorola that have nothing to do with upgrading our phones cannot do their job that they are paid to do?

[_base2]

But we live in a world of limited resources ... if it were a zero-sum game, I'd want more resources routed to android development and less to web maintenance.

But it IS Motorola after all... their business is to say things and not do them ... :-/

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[mattlgroff]

They also said Droid 4 came with 2.3.4...

Their website is very inaccurate.