Verizon Wireless users can expect a change in the next month, and Motorola RAZR users should expect a second. Verizon has chosen to shutter its app store with a stated timeline of the end of March 2013. According to the announcement the company has made available, users will have the store removed from their devices by March 27. This presumably means that all the Verizon-developed applications will be gone as well. With some digging around the Internet, it's easy to see that this change is welcome and that users will be happy to get space back on their phones, relinquished by the seldom used applications. RAZR users have also been promised an update to Android version 4.1 Jelly Bean with roll-out time frames going as far back as December of last year. Currently, the roll-out is expected to be before the end of March which leaves the company with about a month left of wiggle room. This coincides nicely with the application store removal. And it woul...
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