Android ice cream sandwich

[...] as soon as you get Android 4.0. Again there are many improvements to the Android OS with Ice Cream Sandwich although those listed above are the most useful improvements in our opinion. There are also [...]

[...] The HTC Desire HD isn’t getting Ice Cream Sandwich after all. HTC has officially cancelled the software update for the popular phone, leaving [...]

[...] The HTC Desire HD isn’t getting Ice Cream Sandwich after all. HTC has officially cancelled the software update for the popular phone, leaving [...]

[...] data for all phones while on the Sprint network1, and Motorola Mobility today announce Motorola PHOTON Q™ 4G LTE, the next generation of last summer’s popular Motorola PHOTON™ 4G. The new device [...]

[...] one! Read more here. You can post this “Did you get your Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Update for Your Droid?” image that’s above on your blog/forum using [...]

HTC may not update the Desire HD to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich after all, despite promises to the contrary earlier this year. When HTC first conf [...]

[...] phone and software don’t get on despite being only a year apart. HTC promises the Ice Cream Sandwich update is still on course for the Incredible and Incredible S, the Sensation family, and the [...]

[...] phone and software don’t get on despite being only a year apart. HTC promises the Ice Cream Sandwich update is still on course for the Incredible and Incredible S, the Sensation family, and the [...]

[...] HD isn’t getting Ice Cream Sandwich after all. HTC has officially cancelled the software update for the popular phone, leaving owners stuck on Gingerbread. & [...]

[...] HD isn’t getting Ice Cream Sandwich after all. HTC has officially cancelled the software update for the popular phone, leaving owners stuck on Gingerbread. & [...]

[...] you can easily trade in your stale Gingerbread handset for an Ice Cream Sandwich or even Jelly Bean phone. Still, it’s pretty eye-opening that a piece of kit barely two years old can’t [...]

[...] you can easily trade in your stale Gingerbread handset for an Ice Cream Sandwich or even Jelly Bean phone. Still, it’s pretty eye-opening that a piece of kit barely two years old can’t [...]

[...] ? Most reviewers agreed that the new Galaxy S III edges out the HTC One X as the best Android smartphone on the market. Most also said that the phone could give Apple’s iPhone 4S a run for its [...]

[...] as you can now do this by responding to it with a text message without even unlocking your Android smartphone. Yes, you can choose from a whole list of text response without making any efforts at all. [...]

[...] I/O event on Wednesday. That’s all very well and good, but when is it coming to your Android smartphone? Will the smartphone in your hands be getting an upgrade to enjoy some of the new features [...]

[...] Charlie Miller demonstrated at the Black Hat security conference today a way to hijack an Android smartphone via the Near Field Communication (NFC) technology that’s turned on by default on the [...]

[...] , but it is beginning to look unlikely as the Verizon Galaxy Nexus may see another Android ICS update before Jelly Bean. We recently told you that the older Nexus S device had begun receiving [...]

[...] Ice Cream Sandwich, however, is the Xperia Play. Sony announced that it canned the ICS update for that phone several days ago, saying that after extensive testing “we have concluded [...]

[...] this year. At this point, it seems that it’s only the Xperia Play that’s being left out of the ICS update. Sony probably made the right choice since an unstable OS would be disastrous for a mobile [...]

[...] Canada and they say that ICS is not coming for the handset. The other handset which is off the ICS update list is the Optimus Black Given that we are now looking toward Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, it is [...]

[...] Another challenger in the game of dual-SIM Android smartphones is HTC’s new creation, the Desire V. It features a 4.0-inch LCD screen, Beats Audio [...]

[...] Another challenger in the game of dual-SIM Android smartphones is HTC’s new creation, the Desire V. It features a 4.0-inch LCD screen, Beats Audio [...]

[...] Sony promised that its entire 2011 line of Android smartphones would be receiving an update to Ice Cream Sandwich, and while it’s been a long wait, the [...]

[...] end is near. Gingerbread is still a ‘modern’ OS of sorts, considering that the majority of Android phones still run that 2.3 OS. If this is the end, it’s a shame. The phone did a better job at [...]

[...] your apps One of the aspects I like the most about the Google Play Store app on newer Android phones with ICS is the ability to manage both installed applications and Play Store settings [...]