2012 is the year of quad core superphones, and battery life that goes out in 2hrs after a full charge. LG is currently planning to upstage Samsung and HTC to become the first manufacturer to release a smartphone with a quad core processor inside, this phone is known as the LG X3.
Asus made a splash at CES with several Transformer tablets, but something else popped up while many weren’t looking, the Asus Eee Pad MeMo 7 was right there secretly making an impression. The MeMO is Asus’s first 7-inch Android tablet, and the first 7-inch tablet to launch with Ice Cream Sandwich.
Needing an Android tablet on the cheap you say? No problem you poor bastard, we’ve got your covered. There’s a cheap little tablet that goes by the name Novo 7, by a company called Ainovo. The tablet is expected to retail for no more than $100, and the best thing is, it is coming jam packed with Android 4.0 and the likes.
Sony is showing itself to be supportive by announcing that it will update the first two tablets from the company to Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. Not only that, but every Xperia named smartphones released in 2011 will also get the update, how awesome is that? Unlike other companies, Sony is not out to force consumers to upgrade to new hardware to get the best of what Android has to offer.
It appears the Samsung Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab in the eyes of Sammy Boy. According to the company, the Galaxy S and the 7-inch Galaxy Tab will not be updated to Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich due to memory constraints and some other none important technical dialect. While Samsung is unable to update your device beloved, you can always take the route of rooting and getting it yourself via XDA.
Hey, who here remembers the HTC G1? You know, the very first Android smartphone to show its ugly head to the world. Well, guess what? The old timer has been caught on tape running the newest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, or Android 4.0 for shorts and slippers. While everything is not all red roses, it is surprising to us to see old dog learning new tricks, never an easy task for the trainer.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is packed with features left right and center. However, there is one feature that many are not talking about, and that is native stylus support. For those set of people who cannot live without a stylus, thus finding it difficult to get a hang of the new toys, this is good news for them.
