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March 13, 2012 07:42 am GMT
Slowly but surely Ice Cream Sandwich will hit last year's flagship Android phones. Motorola just updated its ICS schedule that details the expected timetable for each device. The biggest change is that ICS is now scheduled for non-US RAZR models. But that's seemingly the case for most Moto devices. For the most part ICS will hit Moto devices starting in the second quarter -- but only for non-Verizon devices in the US. Here in the States the status of ICS for the majority of Motorola's devices is still listed as "Evaluation & Planning" with "Further details to follow". The updated ICS rollout schedule lists 13 US devices: three are WiFi-only tablets, two are AT&T-only, one is for Sprint, one is for U.S. Cellular and the rest are Verizon devices. Wanna guess which devices do not have an expected rollout date?
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Motorola Further Details ICS Rollout, But Is Verizon Delaying The Ice Cream Party In The States?
Slowly but surely Ice Cream Sandwich will hit last year's flagship Android phones. Motorola just updated its ICS schedule that details the expected timetable for each device. The biggest change is that ICS is now scheduled for non-US RAZR models. But that's seemingly the case for most Moto devices. For the most part ICS will hit Moto devices starting in the second quarter -- but only for non-Verizon devices in the US. Here in the States the status of ICS for the majority of Motorola's devices is still listed as "Evaluation & Planning" with "Further details to follow". The updated ICS rollout schedule lists 13 US devices: three are WiFi-only tablets, two are AT&T-only, one is for Sprint, one is for U.S. Cellular and the rest are Verizon devices. Wanna guess which devices do not have an expected rollout date?Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/hdSHOpeYexM/
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