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British operator-branded versions of the Samsung Galaxy S II have started getting their Ice Cream Sandwich servings with Three leading the way, allowing its SGS2 users to get the latest version of Android as we speak. Meanwhile, Vodafone is still testing the new software and has rather released what it calls the “preparatory” update, which…
HTC Vivid customers should be on the lookout for an update that’ll bring Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to their handsets. The update will gradually roll out to phones starting Thursday, March 22 says AT&T. Besides high-profile Android 4.0 features like face unlock, Vivid owners will also get HTC Sense 3.5 and Beats By Dr. Dre audio. Looking further…
Google has updated Google Voice for Android with a kick-ass deep integration feature that puts the Android 4.0 dialer in use, allowing users to view and listen to their Google Voice voicemail in their standard call log. It’s the first implementation of visual voicemail we’ve seen that’s based on the ICS API. Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0)…
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Acer has unveiled its next-generation tablet, and that tablet would be the Iconia A510. The tablet itself is rocking the NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, and more, all packaged in a price that’s below $500. While it’s hard to say anything bad about the tablet itself, in the coming months, we’re going…
In early February of this year US Cellular announced that it would be carrying the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with LTE in tow and today is that day. US Cellular customers can now grab the tablet on a new two-year contract and get to living the LTE life. While the hardware of Android tablets have…
According to Google’s latest figures (last updated March 5, 2012), only 1.6% of all the Android devices out on the market right now are running the latest version of the OS, better known as Ice Cream Sandwich. In fact, we’re having a hard time trying to think of which devices are in that tiny 1.6%…
Samsung’s year old Galaxy S II has another model number that’s much less talked about: GT-i9100. The Galaxy Nexus, which has a larger 720p screen, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, and 4G LTE (in America), also has an unsexy model number: GT-i9250. Last month ago a device called the GT-i9300 showed up on Samsung’s website courtesy…
HTC announced three new smartphones at Mobile World Congress last month. The flagship One X with a 4.7 inch 720p display, the midrange One S with a 4.3 inch qHD display, and the “low end” One V with a 3.7 inch 800 x 480 pixel display. That last device, the One V, wasn’t exactly complete…
While other Android smartphones are getting the simple Ice Cream Sandwich update, Samsung GALAXY Note users will be blessed with the Premium Suite upgrade where the new version of Android platform is just one of the goodies included in the software, set to be released at some point in Q2. Android 4 on its end…