The Galaxy S III may be Samsung’s flagship, but its predecessor, the Galaxy S II, is still alive and kicking. With a dual core Exynos 4 processor, a great 8MP camera, and a gorgeous (if very low res) Super AMOLED Plus PenTile-free display, it’s still a fantastic phone to have (it’s my daily driver). And lucky for us, it’s still being supported. While it… Read more
US Cellular might be a little late with this update, but they’re still supporting a fairly old device. They are updating their Galaxy S II to Ice Cream Sandwich, specifically Android 4.0.4. The build is FK19 and can only be installed using the “Simple Upgrade Tool.” Why we need another tool is beyond me, considering we already have an over-the-air… Read more
This is a good day for T-Mobile HTC One S owners. They’re getting an update, and it’s a big one. It doesn’t change the Android version significantly (from Android 4.0.3 to 4.0.4, still Ice Cream Sandwich), but it does change the version of HTC’s skin, up to Sense 4.1. Not only will it have a ton of bugfixes (and WiFi and Bluetooth fixes, if you’ve been… Read more
It has been reported that the Android 4.0.4 update is being pushed to unlocked HTC One S devices all over Europe through OTA. This comes about a week after the One X got the same update. It bumps the version of Sense to 4.1, which is a big update. This should fix some bugs, make the camera faster, and if it’s anything like the update for its bigger… Read more
If you’re ever stuck with a soft bricked RAZR or RAZR MAXX on ICS, now you can fix it with the newly released fastboot files. With these files and a program called RSDLite, you can flash your phone to stock software. It’s the Odin of Motorola phones, except nowhere near as open. Either way, it can be a life saver when you’ve accidentally screwed… Read more
Seems that the second S II on AT&T is being updated to Ice Cream Sandwich, except this one is getting 4.0.4. Users on XDA have reported that the Skyrocket is getting the official update right now through Kies. It is build I727UCLF6, so go fire up Kies and download it! And for those running the earlier leaks, this is a much newer build, so wait for the… Read more
Looks like the Galaxy S II hasn’t been abandoned yet! An update to Android 4.0.4 (from 4.0.3) is rolling out to some areas now. Users in Motherland Russia have reported getting this update over the air, and it is available through Kies. It should be arriving in other areas very soon! I love seeing Samsung support the S II, as it is on the same software… Read more
The international Galaxy Note has had Ice Cream Sandwich for quite a while, while AT&T users were left in the cold. The AT&T model has a different chipset, so it would seem logical that it’d take longer. But the update is finally here! It comes with all the standard Android 4.0 stuff, including the nice multitasking menu, new UI (tastefully skinned by… Read more
For those of you rocking Sony’s Xperia Mini Pro, you’ll be glad to hear that the company has kept their promise and is now pushing Ice Cream Sandwich to the device. The update is built on Google’s latest release, version 4.0.4, so it includes all of their bug and security fixes. If you’ve got an Xperia Mini Pro, you should get the usual notification on… Read more
Though the Verizon Galaxy Nexus is not supported by AOSP (due to the CDMA radios), Google has posted a full 4.0.4 system image for the phone. Now people have the full image evailable for them to modify or just flash. Build is IMM76K. Hit the source link to download! Google… Read more
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