Motorola Xoom software update brings SSL and Widevine DRM, not LTE quite yet (update: pulled)

By Sean Hollister posted 28th 2011 APR 17: 41 much comfortable touring the Internet seems like Verizon, Motorola and Google on a bit of a security bent are the latest update for the Motorola Xoom can take walled gardens. There is a fix of WPA-PSK security so the choice users in your mobile hotspot, SSL for secure Web browser, Google Widevine DRM to display blocked online video content and HDCP for pipe-laying it on your TV. Of course, there is no mention of Xoom function, which we really wait, but we will happily take our Bluetooth mouse support and POP3 e-Mail now. Droid-life reports that this HMJ07B update starts beat Xooms later today, but Verizon's still got a month make good the LTE of promise of.

Update: We are not quite sure what happened, but droid life discovered that Verizon has update details of PDF has been pulled, so it is probably better, don't expect that an OTA later this upgrade afternoon.

Thanks to [K]

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