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Yesterday, Samsung report that will be reviewing the Android 4.0 ICS upgrades further for Galaxy S and Galaxy Tabdue to high customer demand.  So, it’s very possible that we could see Android 4.0 roll out for both of these devices in the months ahead.

Today, Samsung has confirmed that, Galaxy S will get this Android 4.0 update without certain features.So, mean that Samsung to offer select features of Android 4.0 to Galaxy S as part of a value pack update. Samsung’s value pack is said to include improvements to multitasking, faster browsing speeeds, new homescreen widgets, and upgrades to the camera software. The most important Android 4.0 ICS Specific  features like Android Beam and Face Unlock are also said to be in the works.

But that it will remove some elements from its (more…)

Announced in October, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich adds a number of new features to devices on the platform, the main one being the unification of the OS for both tablets and smartphones. As with other major releases of Android, it carries with it particular hardware requirements, leaving a number of older devices stuck on certain versions indefinitely.

Earlier this week , Samsung said that Samsung Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab won’t be getting the latest update of Ice Cream Sandwich. This is because Samsung TouchWiz UI and the widgets or video calls that (more…)

Last week, Samsung just announced noted that the two devices would not receive the update to Android 4.0, the most up to date version of Google’s mobile operating system which include the Galaxy S, the Galaxy S 4G, the Captivate, and the Vibrant, among others.  The company explained that the devices could not be updated due to hardware limitations, sufficient RAM or ROM  that would not be able to run the new Android platform alongside Samsung’s custom TouchWiz user interface. This is obviously a big disappointment for owners of both products but sometimes you role the dice and take your chances when purchasing a smartphone or tablet hoping that someday there will be a big software upgrade.

However, providing there is support behind development, there is every chance you can run it on your device. Anyway, you can always flash some unofficial ICS ROM onto the Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab. The guys (more…)

The highly anticipated Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS is due for release in the next couple of months and will bring together tablet and smartphone version of the Android OS.

We’ve seen leaked screenshots of the next-gen Android platform over the past few months but nothing in as much detail as  comes in the form of a two minute video preview. The video (more…)