Apparently, after a big cheer for the latest Android 4.0 known under the sweeter name of Ice Cream Sandwich, being available on Asus’ high end tablet Transformer Prime, a big disappointment followed. Many users noticed that the attempt to get the promised Android Ice Cream Sandwich on their tablet failed and an error message about an unknown serial number problem, under the ‘About tablet’ menu.
HTC Sensation have .2 GHz dual-core processor, large high resolution touchscreen and 8 mega pixel camera with full 1080p high definition video capture and if ou are the kind of person who likes to store if all of your music tracks as well as other files such as videos, documents etc on your phone, the HTC Sensation could prove ideal, with 1 GB of onboard storage as well as a microSD slot which can accommodate a card of up to 32 GB. Now xda developers released Android Revolution HD ROM for this smartphone, which gives you full advantage of the new processor giving you more smoothness and perhaps a bit more of speed when you are multi tasking on your shinny Sensation............
If the Samsung Galaxy S family had a red-headed stepchild, Verizon’s Continuum would win the honors and the Continuum was released with Android 2.1 Éclair and hasn’t had an update since then, well for those of you who are rocking the phone, here’s some good news is the ROM for Android 2.2 Froyo has found its way onto the XDA-developer forums...................
So far it has been the Motorola Atrix and not the Motorola Atrix 4G, thanks in no part to AT&T. Owners of the first dual core, Android smartphone have been without the promised the HSUPA speeds since the phone was released earlier this year. Pressing on, some clever developers over at noneother than XDA, have come up with a fairly easy method that will enable HSUPA 4G speeds on your rooted Motorola Atrix.
Folks over at XDA have ported touchWiz 4 to the Samsung Galaxy S. This new interface manipulates the phones senors in reference to the touchscreen and enables gestures that aren’t offered with the current UI offering available to the Android community.
Motorola’s upcoming flagship Atrix 4G has not yet even shipped, and the superphone has already been rooted. The guys over at XDA Developers forum were able to gain root access. It runs on Android 2.2 Froyo and comes with a dual core ARM Cortex A9 processor on the Nvidia Tegra 2 platform with 1 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and more.
XDA-Developers member gojimi created a hack for the ViewSonic G-Tablet which will let them run some of the Eden firmware from the Notion Ink Adam and also eight app is ported to G-tab,these will be usable on any ROM theoretically.........
Android 3.0 Honeycomb port for the Nook Color now available for download and installation.For install Android 3.0 Honeycomb you need a SD-card which is larger than 4 GB storage.......
Google announced the Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet only operating system at the Consumer Electronics Show 2011. The Nook Color (from Barnes & Noble) started life as a simple color e-book reader, but back in December last year an XDA-developer member hacked the device to unlock its true potential.
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The HTC HD2 not only can run on Android (even Gingerbread), it can run also on Windows Phone 7.To be more specific, it can actually support Windows Phone 7-Android dual-boot, something that would certainly offer those enthusiasts out there some reasons to rejoice.It's not easy or pretty, but Darrengladysz from XDA-developers has put up a tutorial on how to run both OSes at the same time.