Motorola is preparing a new update to the Cliq 2, and they are in search testers eager to give the new software a go. There is room for 200 users to be part of the beta, which should culminate with a final update getting pushed to all Cliq 2 owners. As Moto has done for these things in the past, completing a survey is the first step towards acquiring the update early. No word on what will differ with this build, but we can say for certain that it won’t be anything along the line of Gingerbread.

Interesting that Motorola is always keen to send out updates for their mid-range devices to beta testers, but never offers such a program for their high-end devices. Must be a matter of where they have resources devoted for in-house debugging. Follow the link below if you fit the bill.

[Motorola Support]

Motorola is preparing a new update to the Cliq 2, and they are in search testers eager to give the new software a go. There is room for 200 users to be part of the beta, which should culminate with a final update getting pushed to all Cliq 2 owners. As Moto has done for these things in the past, completing a survey is the first step towards acquiring the update early. No word on what will differ with this build, but we can say for certain that it won’t be anything along the line of Gingerbread.

Interesting that Motorola is always keen to send out updates for their mid-range devices to beta testers, but never offers such a program for their high-end devices. Must be a matter of where they have resources devoted for in-house debugging. Follow the link below if you fit the bill.

[Motorola Support]

Motorola is preparing a new update to the Cliq 2, and they are in search testers eager to give the new software a go. There is room for 200 users to be part of the beta, which should culminate with a final update getting pushed to all Cliq 2 owners. As Moto has done for these things in the past, completing a survey is the first step towards acquiring the update early. No word on what will differ with this build, but we can say for certain that it won’t be anything along the line of Gingerbread.

Interesting that Motorola is always keen to send out updates for their mid-range devices to beta testers, but never offers such a program for their high-end devices. Must be a matter of where they have resources devoted for in-house debugging. Follow the link below if you fit the bill.

[Motorola Support]

I love pizza. Ask anyone who knows me. Say what you will, but I also love Pizza Hut. So it is with great pleasure that I bring you the news that Pizza Hut has finally released their mobile app for ordering up pies to the Android Market.

Funny story: before I owned an Android phone — before I owned any smartphone — I used to envy iPhone users for their ability to effortlessly order Pizza Hut from the comfort of their phones. Sure, I could use Pizza Hut’s website to place an order online, but that didn’t help me if I was in transit and wanted to grab some food on my way home. Anyway, I eventually got my first Android phone in hopes that a Pizza Hut app would soon be along. Almost two years later the day is finally here. I think I might just order a pizza in celebration. How about you? Grab the app from the Android Market at the link below.

Android Market Link: Pizza Hut

[Thanks, Paul!]

I love pizza. Ask anyone who knows me. Say what you will, but I also love Pizza Hut. So it is with great pleasure that I bring you the news that Pizza Hut has finally released their mobile app for ordering up pies to the Android Market.

Funny story: before I owned an Android phone — before I owned any smartphone — I used to envy iPhone users for their ability to effortlessly order Pizza Hut from the comfort of their phones. Sure, I could use Pizza Hut’s website to place an order online, but that didn’t help me if I was in transit and wanted to grab some food on my way home. Anyway, I eventually got my first Android phone in hopes that a Pizza Hut app would soon be along. Almost two years later the day is finally here. I think I might just order a pizza in celebration. How about you? Grab the app from the Android Market at the link below.

Android Market Link: Pizza Hut

[Thanks, Paul!]

I love pizza. Ask anyone who knows me. Say what you will, but I also love Pizza Hut. So it is with great pleasure that I bring you the news that Pizza Hut has finally released their mobile app for ordering up pies to the Android Market.

Funny story: before I owned an Android phone — before I owned any smartphone — I used to envy iPhone users for their ability to effortlessly order Pizza Hut from the comfort of their phones. Sure, I could use Pizza Hut’s website to place an order online, but that didn’t help me if I was in transit and wanted to grab some food on my way home. Anyway, I eventually got my first Android phone in hopes that a Pizza Hut app would soon be along. Almost two years later the day is finally here. I think I might just order a pizza in celebration. How about you? Grab the app from the Android Market at the link below.

Android Market Link: Pizza Hut

[Thanks, Paul!]

If you thought Verizon’s $29.99 per month for unlimited 4G data was a bit too good to be true, well…we all know how that goes. The dust has once again been stirred up around talks of a data plan overhaul for Big Red, with tiered pricing seeming more likely than ever. The changes are said to be coming this summer, starting with the elimination of unlimited data at a flat fee.

CFO Fran Shammo said new plans will force heavy data users to pay more, but the hope is to offset tiered pricing with new family plans for data. This would eliminate the requirement for each line on a family plan to get its own data fee, and instead share bandwidth amongst all lines for a single fee. No word on what new plans or pricing will look like as of yet.

[via BGR]