Dilansir Cnet, tanggal update Gingerbread di X10 belum ditentukan secara pasti. Vendor patungan Jepang dan Swedia itu hanya mengungkap kisaran waktunya pada akhir kuartal 2 atau awal kuartal 3 2011, sekitar pertengahan tahun ini.
Sebelumnya, Sony Ericsson sempat menyatakan tidak bakal melakukan update Android melebihi versi 2.1 atau Eclair. Namun permintaan konsumen membuat mereka luluh juga. "Kami mendengarkan konsumen kami," ucap juru bicara Sony Ericsson, Rikard Skogberg.
Meski bergulirnya update masih cukup lama, Sony Ericsson sudah mengingatkan risiko terkait update Gingerbread di X10. Misalnya fitur facial recognition dansmile shutter di kamera akan hilang diganti interface kamera Android standar. Lalu saat user melakukan upgrade ke Gingerbread, handset tak bisa lagi dikembalikan ke Android 2.1.
X10 sendiri dirilis tahun lalu. Ponsel ini dibekali layar 4 inch dan prosesor 1 GHz. Sayangnya beberapa handset Sony Ericsson lain termasuk X10 Mini, Mini Pro dan X8 dilaporkan tidak akan mendapatkan jatah update ke Gingerbread.
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