The previously mentioned date is approaching and we’ll soon “put our hands” on the newest version of Android OS, which merges the tablet and the smartphone versions. I guess you already know it’s called Ice Cream Sandwich. It’ll ensure high class performance with Gingerbread features on Honeycomb interface.
HTC is one of Google’s closest partners in smartphone market, and though the last piece of art called Google Nexus Prime is not produced by the Taiwanese company (it will be made by Samsung), there’s a huge number of HTC smartphones running different version of Android. Of course, once the new version of Google’s platform is released, HTC will begin designing a dozen of devices that will bring the joy of Ice Cream Sandwich to the party, but until today I haven’t heard any rumors concerning it. So this time it is more reasonable to feast our eyes on Ice Cream Sandwich leaked screenshots.
I guess the new look of the platform is more than stunning, and there won’t be many users disliking it (are they iOS lovers?).
February 12, 2013 nikosan — I have applied the update and my phone continuously crashed since then. I have reset it, denied to apply the...
February 10, 2013 MyName — where is the archive link ?
February 7, 2013 sharif — Good step, but why doesn't HTC add Arabic language support to their WP sets. Don't you think 300 million Arab...
January 22, 2013 Marcin Rokosz — http://www.teamviewer.com/en/help/341-How-can-I-control-my-Android-device-with-TeamViewer.aspx
November 29, 2012 Gemo — I got it but i think the battery life becomes faster if you enable google now. which you to limit...
