Advertisements Asus is rolling out an OTA firmware update for original Transformer users in US, UK, Taiwan, Germany and tablets with generic WW SKU. This update includes HDMI fix for new HDTVs, updated applications, bring stability and input lag reduction.
Category: Android Updates
Advertisements Sony has announced on its official support forum that it will indeed release the official Android 4.0 update for both the tablets. Company however did not give a specific time-frame, but considering company’s timeliness with the updates till now, we would them to release ICS around Feb/March.
Advertisements Samsung today officially announced that the latest Android version ‘Ice Cream Sandwich” will not be coming to Galaxy S. Company also tried to justify the decision by giving a poor excuse. Before we come to that, I must admit that it was fairly expected from the Korean manufacturer, but the sheer number of device […]
Advertisements Verizon is pushing out a major update to Droid RAZR users. No it is not ICS, but brings several fixes and performance improvements. Rolling out now OTA, you will soon get a notification to download the update. As the update size is 57MB, you should ideally download it using WiFi.
Advertisements If any of you are still using your Dell Streak, time to update your huge phone to Gingerbread or should I call it a small tablet. Once a lone device in its category, it has been joined by many others in the recent times. This official Android 2.3.3 ROM was released in South Korea […]
Advertisements US Telecom operator Sprint has started rolling out Android 3.2.1 update for Evo View 4G tablets. Evo View is Sprint’s version of HTC Flyer. This update is now available OTA and brings new UI, disables capacitive buttons and removes customization made to home-screen.
Advertisements T-Mobile is releasing a minor software update for myTouch 4G users in the United States. This update has started rolling out OTA since yesterday and should reach everyone by January 23.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson has announced that it will start updating the Xperia series smartphones to Ice Cream Sandwich from end March/early April 2012. The first smartphones in line will be Xperia arc S, neo V and Ray, rest will follow them.
