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Ice Cream Sandwich Update List Released

Raj Perumal — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 02:39:12 +0000

Hi folks, after many rumours over the past month, Samsung has finally released an update list for ICS.

Samsung’s list only covers US carriers however. This list will give some of you an idea of what you are waiting for.

You can read more about the list here.

-RP

Telus Ice Cream Sandwich Update for Samsung Galaxy S II X

Raj Perumal — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 02:35:56 +0000

Hi folks, the update for the Samsung Galaxy S II X for anyone on Telus in Canada is still not out yet. We have been waiting a long time, and I am beginning to think this delay is on purpose.

Why would anyone release the ICS update if they can just stall until the Samsung Galaxy S III comes out and force people to upgrade?

I have a sneaking suspicion that this is what Telus is trying to do. You can read more here.

-RP

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2!

Raj Perumal — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 14:30:12 +0000

So just when you think there are enough tablets on the market, Samsung goes and announces yet another one!

That’s right folks, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is here now. This 1 GHZ dual-core beauty comes with a 7 inch display and comes preloaded with Ice Cream Sandwich on it.

Here’s hoping they release ICS for us existing tablet owners soon. The new Galaxy Tab 2 does indeed come with TouchWiz as well. If you recall earlier, Samsung was having problems integrating their TouchWiz interface and Ice Cream Sandwich. It looks like they’ve got that worked out now.

No pricing and availability as of yet so stay tuned. You can check the specs out here.

-RP

Adobe Flash announced for Ice Cream Sandwich

Raj Perumal — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 19:53:33 +0000

Hi folks! So you may have heard that the Ice Cream sandwich os for Android didn’t have anything announced for Flash as of yet.

However, Adobe has just announced that they will indeed support Flash for the new Ice Cream sandwich operating system. This means they are making good on their promise to do a final release of their product.

As time goes by this will be phased out in favor of HTML5. You can read more here.

-RP