In fact, we haven't heard a thing about this update for quite a while. Now that Verizon is about to launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which will come with 4G LTE from day one, the carrier seems like it wants to avoid major backlash from Xoom owners.
So, according to a leaked internal document that you can see above, the 4G LTE upgrade for the Motorola Xoom will start to become available in September. That's right, about 7 months after the tablet hit the streets, and 4 months later than initially promised. Make of that what you will.
The upgrade procedure will involve you parting with your tablet for at least 6 working days, for you'll have to send it to Verizon. They'll add the missing hardware, then send it back to you.
So yeah, sometimes it clearly hurts to be an early adopter. You get to pay the most (the Xoom has for a long time been the most expensive Android Honeycomb tablet), and wait for functionality for many months.
source: Unwired View
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