Mobile video collaboration service provider FuzeBox announced multi-party HD video conferencing, as a major update to web conferencing product Fuze Meeting. The updated application/service now rocks an improved user interface, support for all major smartphone, tablet and computer operating systems, as well as additional multimedia sharing and annotation options.

iPad 2 and an array of Android 3.0 Honeycomb-powered tablets are on the list of supported devices, allowing for high-quality (720p HD) cross-platform video communication over 3G and WiFi networks. Of course, to get the better quality, it is suggested that you are on a fast hotspot, though a reliable 4G network connection will work just as well.

Heck even you are connection is far from perfect, Fuze Meeting will maintain the highest fidelity at low latency by dynamically adapting to available bandwidth with the Vidyo Adaptive Video Layering technology, using H.264 SVC.

Motorola Atrix 4G users on AT&T can look forward to a number of bug fixes and upgrades with the new 4.1.57 software updated being released by Motorola. The update will bring a number of bug fixes and enhancements which include better battery life and more. According to Motorola Twitter account, the update will be rolling out in phases.

Here are the fixes you can expect:

• Improved multimedia experience with Bluetooth devices as well as the ability to use phone with additional headsets
• Improved fingerprint reader performance
• Improved battery performance for longer battery life
• Display will turn off automatically now while charging directly on wall charger
• Improved stability resulting in fewer occurrences of touch unresponsiveness and/or programs quitting unexpectedly
• Improved performance of car dock and 3.5mm jack

Motorola also says that Atrix 4G users should make sure that the phone is at a minimum 50% battery level when performing the update once the notification hits their phones.

I am sure there are lots of DROID users who just cannot wait the official Gingerbread update anymore. Well, if you own a Motorola DROID X or DROID 2, you can sweeten your gadget with some Gingerbread flavor right now.

The update process is easy enough and does not requires rooting. The Android 2.3 Gingerbread update ROM for both DROIDs includes the new bluish MOTOBLUR UI. In case something goes wrong you can always return to the stock build.

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To all of the Canadian readers out there, you may recall my post on the Motorola XOOM WiFi slated for an April launch in our fair country. The Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" powered tablet has raised a few eyebrows, and with that, its on our radar.

The latest bit of news regarding a launch date north-of-the-border is this… According to our good friends at MobileSyrup, the Motorola XOOM WiFi will make a debut off-contract for $599.99 on April 15th. You’ll be able to pick one up via TELUS, Best Buy and Future Shop. No details yet on yearly contracts, but expect the pricing on those to step down in correlation to the yearly commitment.

Key specs on the Motorola XOOM WiFi include:

• Android 3.0 Honeycomb
• 10.1? widescreen HD display (1280×800)
• 5MP rear-facing camera for HD video capture
• 2MP front-facing camera for video chat
• 1GHz dual-core processor
• 1GB RAM
• Entire suite of Google Apps and services (of course)
• Access to over 150,000 via the Android Market
• Adobe Flash Player

If you have not yet snapped up an iPad 2, and prefer Android as your tablet OS of choice… you may want to keep the Motorola XOOM WiFi on your shortlist. Stay tuned for more.

Motorola and Polycom announced collaborative development around delivering Polycom enterprise-class HD personal telepresence on Xoom tablets during the second half of 2011. The standards-based Polycom telepresence video application, which is already available for the Samsung Galaxy Tab, promises to deliver improved enterprise collaboration and productivity by enabling users to connect via one-to-one or group video conferences.

At the heart of the solution is Polycom UC Intelligent Core infrastructure platform, which allows enterprise to extend visual communications to mobile users without additional network configuration by connecting with existing telepresence and video conferencing systems.