The latest Android 2.3 update for the Meizu M9 is available

The second official build on Android 2.3 Gingerbread has been released for the Meizu M9. This latest firmware features a whole bunch of bug fixes along with some nice UI tweaks and added WLAN Ad-hoc support.

Full change log and download links below:

Changelog:

- Power widget removed, now you can access all its features when you double-click the Home button – you can even select available WiFi hotspots here
- The Music controls on the lock screen should be available when you press the Menu button (had to double-click Home button previously)
- Fluency of Camera settings increased – personally think the viewfinder is even more fluent
- Added support for video files with dts audio
- Built-in full version Office (might have to buy it when you want to edit something – not sure about the translation)
- small caller icon when you don’t have any offline picture or Flyme account setup
- Flyme account can now sync Call Records, Notes, Calendar and other information
- Shutdown menu now has 5 icons (Flight mode, and “Turn off phone” are the new ones”
- Browser will show thumbnails of websites when displaying the open tabs list
- Music Player will now show file format and bitrate at the Now Playing screen
- Increased number of call records (?)
- Added WLAN Ad-Hoc support
- Adjusted the layout of Mstore and added sharing function
- Added a “Find my phone” feature – need to download separate app from Mstore
- Gallery app can now display animated GIF images
- Adjusted the UI of some applications (Recorder app for sure…)
- Increased fluency of Launcher
- Added option to select images from Gallery when setting up wallpaper from the desktop
- New desktop Folder icon
- Background choosing for SMS has been redesigned
- Other bug fixes