Samsung Galaxy not get Android 'Ice Cream'

Samsung Galaxy not get Android 'Ice Cream'

Samsung Galaxy not get Android 'Ice Cream'. A number of vendors have started to square off post Android 4.0 update for its artificial gadgets. But unfortunately, for the Samsung Galaxy S owners will not get the first version of the OS that has a nick name is Ice Cream Sandwich. Samsung states that the unavailability of Android 4.0 for Galaxy S because older versions of these phones not robust enough in terms of RAM and ROM to run the OS. Especially if he collaborated with TouchWiz features and other applications.


Galaxy S itself is quite successful in the market. This was evidenced by the results of sales exceeded 10 million units. Inevitably, this achievement was sufficiently raised in the name of Samsung's smartphone competition world. Until finally released Samsung Galaxy S II as an upgrade version of the old. Where are the capabilities and specifications made higher and capable of running Android 4.0.

Well, Galaxy S II along with the Galaxy Note also mentioned will be Samsung's first gadget - after Galaxy Nexus - which will taste Android 'ice cream'. Following R then gradually Galaxy, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab Galaxy 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7, Tab 7.0 and Galaxy Plus. "Samsung will make a separate announcement OS update schedule for each market according to the situation there and the requirements of operators.

Android 4.0 was first used in the Galaxy Nexus, a handset that made Google is working with Samsung. While the availability on other handsets depends on the policies of each vendor. Besides Samsung, some vendors are already promising Android top upgrade Android Ice Cream Sandwich at some handset models. Including LG, Sony Ericsson and HTC.

Ice Cream Sandwich is designed Google can be used both on smartphones and tablet computers. One of the flagship feature called Face Unlock, facial recognition feature so that users can open the phone simply by showing his face to the camera handsets.

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