Android Froyo for Motorola Droid X in September

Good news for Motorola Droid X users, now Motorola and Verizon will soon release an upgrade to Android 2.2 Froyo. New OS for your phone will be available within four weeks ahead. Many thought Motorola has abandon their Android user but its not, Android Froyo is coming to you soon. Their inside people slip out this info in the phone support forums about official update for Android Froyo 2.2 will be on early September.

Here�s the skinny. A Motorola support forum addressing Exchange 2003 issues on the Droid X all of a sudden became a �leak forum� that is hinting at a more solid update window for Froyo. This is the response that should have those of you with an X in your pocket more than just a little excited:

There�s no indication when, exactly Verizon will push the Android 2.2 update out to DX users through an OTA (over-the-air) update, but it�s a good bet that it�s going to happen within, say, four weeks or so. Keep in mind that the allegedly leaked Froyo ROM for the Smartphone was a hoax, so buyer beware.

With the update, you can expect to see your X getting nice and cozy with a new JIT compiler to speed up overall system performance, a V8 JavaScript engine to bring Google Chrome-like web browsing speed to your smartphone, support for Adobe Flash 10.1, and the ability to automagically update your Android apps as they become available. Check out our Android 2.2 Froyo features list for a breakdown of what to expect with the new OS version when it goes live.

Keep your eyes on IntoMobile. We�ll let you know as soon as we get word of the OTA update rolling out.