CyanogenMod 9 To Bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich To HP Touchpad

Apparently, the not so popular TouchPad from HP could get a boost in reputation very soon, as a new leaked video proves. One desire most of HP TouchPad owners confess is to replace the infamous webOS with Android. The independent developer who manages to port successfully the latest version of Google’s operating system to the $99 tablet would really get the community’s respect and apparently, someone is close to the target.

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Developers Discovered How to Boot Ice Cream Sandwich on Galaxy Tab 8.9

The fact that Galaxy Devices will probably be getting the Ice Cream Sandwich update somewhere around 2012 is a no brainer – but some people want to taste it so badly that the guys over of XDA-Developers have come up with the idea of designing a bootable v4.0.3 ROM for the Galaxy Tab 8.9.

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Google Unveils Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 Update Details

Good news for the Android fun club. Android 4.0. Ice Cream sandwich just landed a new update called 4.03. The only puzzling thing about it is that it seems aimed at developers. The new software brings the usual bug fixes and enhancements (regarding camera, Bluetooth and text-to-speech) plus a couple of APIs for developers.

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Qualcomm To Unveil Snapdragon S4 Tablets With Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 Upgrade In 2012

Android spreads its wings further into the world. Qualcomm just released the information that the Snapdragon S4 Liquid mobile development platform (MDP) tablet has received an Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 upgrade. This move shouldn’t come as a big shock, since a short while ago at the central headquarters in San Diego – at the company’s industry analyst summit, Qualcomm showcased, to an audience of about 50 people, a prototype running Android 2.3 OS.

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Coby To Introduce Series Of New Ice Cream Sandwich Tablets In January, 2012

Rumors say that Coby Electronics is determined to take the market by storm next year with the release of five new tablets powered by Google’s latest Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich. Not to keep the fans and the market on suspense, the new products are going to be announced in January, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

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The Second Ice Cream Sandwich Smartphone – Huawei Honor

While everyone expected a major league brand of smartphones to feature Google’s latest Android, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, a demo surfaced from a source almost no one expected: Huawei Honor. For some of you, Huawei may only represent connectivity products, like modems, but it seems that they are well into smartphone production, a good proof to that is the Huawei Discovery phone. And Huawei is not the only one, as ZTE has announced of their intention too.

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Easter Egg On Android Ice Cream Sandwich

In case you don’t know, Easter eggs are the small, cute, pleasant surprises developers leave in their products so as to be discovered by the user. The best element that these Easter eggs contain is that of surprise and a sense of discovery. As it is, recently users have discovered a cool Easter in Android OS Ice Cream Sandwich.

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Android Ice Cream Sandwich Runs On First-Generation Phone

Android Ice Cream Sandwich is the fourth-generation OS which has been released only recently. The OS runs on the latest release by Google and Samsung, Galaxy Nexus and features a number of new features. However, a developer has recently demonstrated that this latest Android OS can also run on old phones, such as the first-generation Android phone HTC G-1.

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