Ice Cream Sandwich coming to Galaxy S II, Samsung UK confirms

Here's some exciting, if somewhat unsurprising news for Galaxy S II devotees: Samsung's UK outpost has just confirmed that the handset will indeed receive an upgrade to Android 4.0, delectably known as Ice Cream Sandwich. As of this moment, details are relatively scarce, and Sammy has yet to make similar declarations for markets outside of the UK -- but at least it's coming. "The Galaxy S II will be receiving ICS, but there are no dates confirmed as yet," the company wrote in a tweet this morning. "We will keep you posted." As will we.Ice Cream Sandwich coming to Galaxy S II, Samsung UK confirms originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 17 Nov 2011 05:09:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Naxos Galaxy brand with Verizon, supporting LTE confirmed official Google video

Say, what's it all about? 4 G-LTE with Verizon Wireless nexus Galaxy with a logo on the back? Certainly, it is revealed in a series of review is morning/early videos hosted on Google's YouTube channel. There is still no word when this guy of hitting store shelves, but at least the whole thing "he may be vaporware!" is now firmly in the past. As if it were ever present. Head to move beyond to get yourself fit into even zanier lather what he chose.

Update: in the case of these videos is not enough to list the official promo specifications of Naxos Galaxy liquid tension experiment released!

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Google confirms LTE dimensions and specifications of the nexus Galaxy with Verizon

Four promo films of nexus new Galaxy is not enough on the Everhart superphones appetite? We hear ya. Google's only Portal specifications went to live with Verizon's LTE smartphone mining is the world's first ice cream sandwich, as expected, a larger version is HSPA + slightly sticky. We heard back in Hong Kong the LTE will be a bit beefier – probably a larger battery that module lifted LTE sucking energy-and it seems to be said that he really prove true scenario. HSPA + build tests-135.5 mm (h) x 67.94 mm (width) x 8.94 mm (d), while LTE model means 135.5 mm (h) x 67.94 mm (width) x 9.47 mm (d). That's right for those who require thicker info about half a millimeter, probably due to 850mAh battery, 1; If you retrieve a variable, HSPA + battery have 750mAh 1. Finally, the LTE is gaining weight 15 g, wheels the scales at 150 g (LTE model) instead of 135 g (HSPA + model). Everything else seems to be the same, but can hit the source link to satisfy any lingering curiosity.

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Naxos Galaxy HSPA + first impressions (video)

Wow ... Naxos Galaxy. Here, we have a little is finally eager, and delicious-just like the ice cream sandwich, in fact. Our review unit unlocked HSPA + version is the same as the שהופענו briefly in Hong Kong, is running Android 4.0.1. We only spent about a day with Google's new superphone, we are already hard at work full review, but we wanted to share some raw, immediate first impressions – after the transition.

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