If you own a Motorola created Android smartphone or tablet, you might be wondering if your product will be getting an upgrade to Android 4.0. Today, Motorola posted up a note on its support forums with more information about those upgrade plans. The note confirmed that the Droid RAZR, the Droid RAZR Maxx, the Droid Bionic and the just launched Droid 4 will all be getting an Android 4.0 update at some point.
In addition, the Motorola Xoom WiFi/3G-4G tablet and the recent Droid Xyboard tablets (both 8.1 and 10.1 inch versions) will be upgraded from Android 3.0 to Android 4.0. The WiFi only version of the Motorola Xoom has already received its Android 4.0 update for the US.
The note also offers up a few specifics as to when some of these devices will be receiving the Android 4.0 upgrade in the US and other parts of the world. The list reveals that for the US, owners of the Axtrix 4G MB860 and the Photon 4G smartphones should get Android 4.0 sometime in the third quarter of 2012 along with the Motorola Xyboard tablets. There are still no upgrade timetable for any of the other Motorola devices mentioned in the list.
Older Motorola Android products such as the Droid 3 and the Droid X2 are still in the "evaluation and planning" stages and may or may not get an Android 4.0 upgrade.