Google unveiled the next iteration of their Android ecosystem, Android 4.1 a.k.a. Jelly Bean, at their Google I/O 2012. Google I/O is an annual developer-focused conference held by Google in San Francisco, California. “Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, is the fastest … Continue reading
Samsung has announced the next device in their Galaxy line-up, the Galaxy S III. Samsung revealed the device during the Unpacked Event in London. Check out the pictures and specifications of this new device below. Samsung Galaxy S III Specifications Hardware: … Continue reading
Samsung has officially started the countdown to the next galaxy device, which will be the successor to the very popular Galaxy S II. A tweet from Samsung Mobile division points to a website with countdown to the revealing of the … Continue reading
Like us on Facebook TheGadgetMasters, Follow us on Twitter @gadgetmasters Google has finally figured out the recipe for success with the introduction of Ice Cream Sandwich, the newest member of Android OS family. Google has faced many criticisms around the responsiveness of the UI in … Continue reading
Samsung’s official website has revealed that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for the Samsung Galaxy S II will be released on March 10, 2012. Samsung stated that you will require KIES 2.0 in order to perform the upgrade on … Continue reading
The HTC One X with NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 chipset is expected to be unveiled at MWC on Sunday February 26, 2012. The device is expected to launch with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and one feature that sets ICS phones apart from other … Continue reading
HTC has just announced some very good news for some Verizon customers on their facebook page. The owners of HTC Thunderbolt, Rhyme, and Incredible can expect Android 4.0 Ice cream Sandwich upgrade. HTC has previously announced that HTC Rezound will … Continue reading
Google’s new Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, comes with support for Bluetooth peripherals and USB plug ins. This added functionality increases the support for keyborads, mice, and game controllers. The video below showcases how the Galaxy Nexus can be used … Continue reading
It seems like photos of new HTC phone running Ice Cream Sandwich have been leaked. The model type is hard to tell but the pictures clearly show the phone running Android 4.0 with Sense 4.0 skin on top. The splashscreen … Continue reading
Nvidia and Asus announced a product that had everyone talking. It is the 7-inch, quad-core, Tegra 3 based Android 4.0 Tablet with a price tag of only $250. The tablet gets the best of CES mainly because of the bang … Continue reading
Few weeks ago, Eric Schmidt revealed to an Italian newspaper that, “Google is hard at work on a tablet of the highest quality, and that it may be bringing this device to market as early as June 2012.” Looking at … Continue reading
Although CES 2012 is just few days away, HTC is rumoured to show off the quadcore smartphone, HTC Edge, at mobile world congress on February 27 in Barcelona. . “HTC will maintain its lead against rivals by two months if … Continue reading
The term Android Fragmentation refers to three main things. One, Android currently has 5 OS versions on devices (Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, and Ice Cream Sandwich). Two, Android devices come in various sizes, from small phones to TVs. Three, device … Continue reading
Eee Pad Transformer Prime received excellent reviews and great demand when it launched in December 2011. Asus and NVIDIA also showed games running on the Prime with Android 4.0 few weeks ago. Now it seems like the owners of the … Continue reading
Motorola XOOM owners were informed that the tablet was going to recieve Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich sometime in the future. Motorola did not specify a time for the update. Now, the so called “Google Experience Device” a.k.a WiFi only … Continue reading
Samsung initially announced that it will NOT be updating the wildly popular Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab flagship devices with the new Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0 upgrade. However, ajnews in Korea is reporting that the company will “review the … Continue reading