The Android community is getting anxious in regards to the Ice Cream Sandwich / ICS Android 4.0 OTA Update for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus S and starting a petition.The update was pushed out to some in ...

Motorola has published its timetable for upgrading existing smartphones and tablets to Android 'Ice Cream Sandwich' 4.0. The Razr is the only Motorola smartphone with a listed upgrade period — ICS ...

If you don’t already have a Zopo ZP100 we recommend you get in touch with the guys over at: All the downloads and PDF to the Zopo ZP100 can be downloaded at the end of this how to. If you want to ...

The Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Liquid mobile development platform won’t be shipping until spring, though in a surprise development, an early developer prototype based on the latest S4 chip has come to the ...

Here is a disappointing piece of news for Asus loyalists. The company has once again announced a delay over its Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Eee Pad Transformer device. A recent post ...

Onda are another one of the many Chinese tablet makers across the country you have probably never heard of, but if their Onda Vi40 tablet is anything to go by they are soon to put that right! There ...

Anyone with an old phone that is still running Android 4.0 may want to look into upgrading their device, as Google has announced that it will be ending support for this older version of Android.

When Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich was shown off late last year, I’m sure a great many of you were pleased with the new direction Android was going in. The Holo theme that first started off in ...

Samsung recently released the Android 4.0 ICS update for their Galaxy Note smartphone in Europe and Asia, and now Samsung has released the Android Ice Cream Sandwich source code for the Galaxy Note.

Some budding enthusiasts have managed to get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich working on the Rasperry Pi SOC. While Android allows Raspberry Pi to act like a smartphone or tablet and run the Android 4.0 ...

One small step for Android, one giant leap towards iOS and WP7: Google has announced, with surprisingly small fanfare, that all devices with Android Market installed must use the default Android 4.0 ...