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Regular readers of GNC will recall that I posted recently regarding Motorola's inability to get Android Ice Cream Sandwich onto its devices. Ironically, yesterday Motorola tweeted: Motorola Mobility @Motorola My favorite thing about ICS is _________. Learn all the ICS ins and outs here: http://moto.ly/icslearn In the 24 hours since that original tweet there have been around 60 replies. about
Here's a quick quiz for tablet fans...here in the UK I have access to three tablets: a Motorola Xoom, a Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition (Xyboard 8.2 in the US) and an HP Touchpad. Which one of these is running the Ice Cream Sandwich variant of Android? Did you chose one of the Motorola devices? Sorry, you're wrong. The only tablet running
While the Sony Xperia ion might have been getting much of the attention at CES, the Xperia S was running a close second. A flagship Android phone, it's the full HD experience with a 4.3" 1280 x 720 pixel TFT screen, 12 megapixel 1080p video recording rear camera, 720p front-facing camera and HDMI TV out. PlayStation-certified, 3D support, DLNA certified, Sony
A couple of days I wrote about E Fun, who are unveiling their Nextbook Elite 10 this week at CES 2012. The Elite 10 will be among the first tablets to run Android 4.0, known as Ice Cream Sandwich. The tablet will be available this Spring at an MSRP of $249.99. At the time this was announced there were no
Another manufacturer has thrown their hat into the Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 ring. E Fun, one of the better budget makers of tablets has announced that they will be unveiling their latest offering next week at CES 2012. The new hardware is called the Elite 10 and it's a 9.7 inch tablet that will be among the first to
The Ainovo NOVO7 is a sub-$100 tablet using the MIPS JZ4770 XBurst processor.
If you have been eying the new Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for Android, but aren't sure if/when it will come to your device then this may serve as at least a bit of good news. One part of Android Ice Cream Sandwich, the keyboard, is now available for Android 2.2 and greater devices via a port that's available in the