A lot of smartphone users are still waiting for their dose of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Today is a great news day for those TELUS Samsung Galaxy S II X users because 4.0 is being rolled out on June 12th. However several of our friends at Wireless Wave have notified us that you can already get the update through Samsung Kies.  

Google has rolled out updates to a handful of its Android applications. First, a new beta download is now available for Chrome for Android 4.0, other known as Ice Cream Sandwich., which fixes its first batch of bugs and improves stability. Next is the new version of Google Maps for Android, which does not currently include offline support just yet, but does add access to user reviews, directions. 

According to the Android developers blog they now say Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich now powers 7.1% of all Android devices, an increase of 2.2% from 4.9% last month. The spike was most likely due to the release of Android 4.0 smartphones, such as the HTC One X, S, V and the number will only jump up even higher as Samsung Galaxy S III’s make it to store shelves around the world as. 

All you Bell Mobility customers waiting to get your hands on one of HTC’s One series devices? Well you’re in luck. The next HTC device to hit a Canadian carrier will be none other than the HTC One V. The HTC One V will also be coming to TELUS and Koodo Mobile aside from Bell and will ship with Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich. It will be sold with a $299.95 price. 

LG has revealed that it will start upgrading its smartphone lineup to Android 4.0 to Ice Cream Sandwich in the second quarter of 2012. The initial wave of smartphones to benefit from Android 4.0 will be the Optimus 2X (the world’s first dual-core smartphone), Optimus LTE, and the upcoming joint venture between LG and Prada — the Prada Phone.  

Samsung has just announced its plans to make the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note its first Android 4.0 devices in the first quarter of next year, and the other Galaxy devices and will soon follow. Samsung also lists the ICE-upgradable devices that include the Galaxy S II LTE, Galaxy R, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7, and Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. At this point in time there is no. 

Google’s former CEO and current Chairman, Eric Schmidt, has told an Italian publication that the company plans to bring a Nexus branded tablet to market within the next six months. Although the Motorola Xoom could be unofficially dubbed as the first Nexus tablet, since it was the first to run Google’s stock version of Android 3.0 Honeycomb, it still looked very much like a Motorola. 

All Android users should start getting use to not having Flash available on their devices now because as we reported previously, Adobe has put an end to supporting Mobile Flash on Android and Blackberry devices. However, Adobe did promise to work on its final build that will bring Flash Player for Mobile one last time to support Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and it is here!. Many of you. 

The Samsung-built Galaxy Nexus is not even two months old and it has received its first OTA update. In fairness, the version pushed out is the one that intended to fix a volume bug that did not affect Canadians at all — at least on Bell and Virgin thus far. The update should be rolling out to all those who are running Android in its purist form. If this is your first time then go into. 

Anyone Huawei fans out there? We’re not putting Huawei down but they have not gained the global recognition as a high-end smartphone maker yet but the Huawei Honor (Huawei Glory in the US) has been granted Ice Cream Sandwich goodness. The Chinese manufacturer posted a demo build of the update to its support site today.