When the Motorola CLIQ launched last month, reports immediately surfaced regarding poor battery life, touchscreen response, and Bluetooth connectivity issues.  Today, Motorola released an update for the device that is said to address the aforementioned issues.

Improvements include:

• Increased battery life when phone is idle or running applications
• New battery management feature, customize battery settings, such as turning data off when phone idle for 30 minutes
• Improved bluetooth for pairing, audio/call connections
• Improved touchscreen accuracy and reduced inadvertent screen touch pick-ups
• TTY Options
• Better business/corporate connections
• Improved caller connectivity, repairs issues with lingering connections after hanging up a call
• Quick Office 2 added
• Accelerometer Enhancements with responsiveness and accuracy

More information can be found on Motorola's website.  Sure, the CLIQ isn't getting the recognition of the DROID, but these are concerns that affect everyday users.  It's nice to see that they're being addressed properly.  Plug in the AC adapter, kick on the Wi-Fi (or 3G), and get your download on!

Via: TmoNews (image courtesy of JAE)