Verizon Palm Software Update Timeline Tracker

Palm Software update begins rolling officially from the Verizon. Palm Companion Phone is a tiny phone to keep you away from your phone addiction. The catch is that the Palm is available only on Verizon, and only as a second phone. The device packs all-new hardware and software. It runs on Android 8.1 Oreo.

Talking of the new software, Verizon Palm is now receiving March 2019 security patch update over-the-air. As we normally see with tele-carriers, it is kind of a very quick update for the device. We are already in March of 2019, and every month new security vulnerabilities are creeping up. So, the update cycle should keep up with Google. Anyways, the OTA for Palm is knocking into devices with software version 1AGN. It’s based on Android v8.1 Oreo. Post this update your device performance will improve.

Also, we have set-up a Palm Software Update timeline. So, if you stay tuned to us and want to get all the latest updates about your Palm, then you can find them in one place.

Verizon Palm Software Update Timeline Tracker

Security Patch of Level	Software Version	Changelog
August 20, 2020	2AGN	June 2020 Security Patch update
August 1, 2019	1AMD	Latest Security Patch update Improved camera and photo app performance Improved Life Mode experience Improved native Contact and Dialer app experience Double tapping the power button launches Google Assistant instead of Voice Search Added an optional Palm registration screen in the setup wizard Improved Over-the-Air update client Improved Wi-Fi calling Other minor performance enhancements and improvements
March 1, 2019	1AGN	The latest Android security patches of March 1, 2019
First Software Update	1AGL	Addresses an occasional device reboot and audio issue when answering a call from Palm. Addresses an issue that intermittently displays “Your device is corrupted and can’t be trusted”. Enhances the software update client to improve the user experience. Includes the latest Android® security patch update

The OTA update should find its way into your devices automatically. However, if you are not seeing the update, you can manually look for it and capture if it’s available. First, recharge your battery above 50%. Then use a good Wi-Fi network and go to the device Settings. In there go to System Update > Check for the updates. If the new update is available, then download and install it.