Motorola contacting Verizon Xoom owners about LTE upgrade
By Dakota Torres on 08 Jun 11According to an email sent to the guys over at Phandroid, Motorola has started to contact Verizon Xoom owners about their free LTE upgrade.
Once the user is contacted by Motorola, he is sent a package with shipping materials and instructions on how to safely send his Xoom to the factory to get upgraded to LTE. Although Motorola was originally supposed to start the upgrades around May 24, they aren’t too far behind and at least they are getting started now.
Motorola failed to mention how long the upgrade would take, but I am sure it won’t take longer than two weeks. It’s good to see that Motorola is sticking to their promise and isn’t too late on delivering those highly craved 4G speeds.
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