Pantech Burst, Element for AT&T get Android 4.0 update
The move to Ice Cream Sandwich begins today, according to AT&T.
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Both phones can be upgraded to Android 4.0, AT&T said in a blog post published today. The update brings the phones to the second latest version of Android, behind Jelly Bean, or Android 4.1.
To download the update for the Burst, go here. To download the update to the Element, go here.
The two Pantech phones are mass market smartphones and part of AT&T's strategy to widen its smartphone base with more attractive pricing.
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