Sentences with phrase «devices getting ice cream»

Since the launch of Jelly Bean it's difficult to get excited about devices getting Ice Cream Sandwich.

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Earlier this week, Samsung named the devices that were due to get Ice Cream Sandwich in early 2012.

Suffice to say that anyone getting their hopes up for an Ice Cream Sandwich update on either device should already be well past a point of understanding that may never happen.

The essence of the new method to get Ice Cream Sandwich on the Nook Tablet is to allow the device to bootup from an MicroSD card with the new OS on it.

The tablet running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich also comes with 25 ebooks pre-loaded into the device, which means you can get started with the device right out of the box.

I definitely agree that the current devices that have ice cream sandwich should get this update, my Amaze 4G would enjoy a jar of jelly beans

I understand Samsung (and HTC for that matter) not wanting to commit to anything at this point, but I hope to see every device that's already been chosen for an Ice Cream Sandwich update gets selected for Jelly Bean as well.

I wouldn't mind getting one, if in the announcement of the device they said, «upgradeable to Ice Cream Sandwich immediately» or something of that stature, even though that probably won't be true with Samsung's future.

Once again, the Android hackers at xda - developers have managed to get Android 4.0 functioning on an older device, and while this is definitely an alpha build, the Evo 4G with Ice Cream Sandwich has touchscreen functionality, carrier service, Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, and audio output — there doesn't seem to be any mention of Android Market, so that might still be on the fritz.

The One X international model packs the Tegra 3 and all Android developers have already started working on Ice Cream Sandwich custom ROMs and we also, as users, are hoping that with every release we will get better performance and stability out of the upcoming custom firmware editions for the quad core device.

Users of the Sensation 4G on T - Mobile have already gotten their upgrade from the carrier, and several other HTC devices are set to receive Ice Cream Sandwich later this year.

Though the Samsung Nexus S will be getting Ice Cream Sandwich in just a few weeks» time, Google's first flagship Nexus device is out of luck.

Samsung also delayed its just - leaked Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Galaxy Note, though at least that device is getting some stylus - specific software out of it.

That's a major departure from Ice Cream Sandwich updates, which took far longer to get to the Xoom and the Nexus S. Unfortunately, it isn't clear if this update schedule will apply to all versions of these devices — we've certainly seen before that carrier variants of Nexus devices can see a much longer wait than their international and unlocked brothers.

The numbers shouldn't come as a huge surprise, given the number of shipping devices relying on older versions of the OS, but we can't help but wish manufacturers would get around to releasing Ice Cream Sandwich devices — and updates — sooner rather than later.

The devices originally launched with Ice Cream Sandwich, but Motorola promised everyone that getting Android updates out faster would be a primary concern going forward and that promise is certainly being lived up to.

We hope this rumor is true if Samsung really can't get Ice Cream Sandwich onto these devices, but we do hope they're doing everything they can to make ICS a possibility.

I shouldn't be too surprised as people were still trying to get Ice Cream Sandwich up and going on the trusty G1 last I checked, but it's still nice to know how dedicated the community is to supporting our devices far beyond what OEMs and carriers typically do.

Much like the Droid, it was the first of Google's Nexus devices to become available to Verizon customers, but it also marked the first time Android fans could get their hands on the highly - anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich platform update.

Just yesterday Samsung gave us a glimmer of hope that their 2010 flagship devices — the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab — could get Ice Cream Sandwich as they went back to reevaluate the feasibility of the task.

Getting Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich served up successfully for the devices, a Samsung spokesman said, IDG reports.

But hey — having Ice Cream Sandwich is better than not having it at all, since Sony Ericsson left the Xperia PLAY out of its list of devices that will be getting the update.

Ice Cream Sandwich does away with the need to «mount» memory any more, so on connecting your device you'll get the same live access as you do with Honeycomb.

The total number of Gingerbread devices (phone and tablet) make up 38.7 percent of the distribution, or approximately 73.5 million — and that number is sure to rise given the Gingerbread - powered Amazon Kindle Fire and the hundreds of Gingerbread phones due out before every company gets a row at the yet - to - be-unveiled Ice Cream Sandwich update.

Motorola has updated its device roadmap to state that the Bionic will now be getting Ice Cream Sandwich in Q4 along with the Droid Xyboard 8.2 and Xoom Family Edition.

We then go through all the Verizon devices that are likely to get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in the next coming days.

The LG Optimus 2X isn't getting Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean, boo!LG has failed to offer OS upgrades for other Android devices.

Unfortunately the device will never get an official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, so if you really want it, you will have to go for a custom ROM.

Samsung Italy has confirmed that the recent Galaxy devices including Samsung Galaxy S II, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7, Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus will be getting the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS.

We later talk about the HTC devices that will get Ice Cream Sandwich, and if the rumored joint venture to bring a Sony PlayStation phone with HTC branding makes sense.

HTC has posted on its Facebook page that Desire S and Thunderbolt and all aother remaining devices are confirmed to get a tasty treat of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update by end August.

As for what wasn't hot, the list of devices from Motorola that will get an Ice Cream Sandwich upgraded is good, but too little and too late.

Of course, not all Android Ice Cream Sandwich device will gets the update at the same time, but almost the latest LG Android device, such as LG Optimus -LSB-...]

Unfortunately the device will never get an official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, so if you really want it, you will have to go for a custom ROM.

The latest Android - based device to get an unofficial Ice Cream Sandwich port is the Nook Tablet, the Gingerbread - operated slate released last November.

The One X international model packs the Tegra 3 and all Android developers have already started working on Ice Cream Sandwich custom ROMs and we also, as users, are hoping that with every release we will get better performance and stability out of the upcoming custom firmware editions for the quad core device.

Unfortunately the specs on their first Google flagship device, made by HTC, are too low to support it and will not be on the list to get any Ice Cream Sandwich.