Samsung Details Which of Its U.S. Smartphones Will Get Android OS 4.0 Upgrades Discussion

[Ryan Punzalan]

Samsung announced today which of its models released in the U.S. will receive an Android OS 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) upgrade in the coming months. This is good news for AT&T and Sprint users, but the situation is less rosey for Verizon and T-Mobile subscribers.

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[Drillbit]

ICS update truly transformed my old Nexus S (GSM with AT&T frequency). I am honestly surprised how well thought this update was. At the end of the OS update, the updater would scan the existing apps on your device and optimize or upgrade them for Ice Cream Sandwich. I thought the low hardware specs of the Nexus S would drag Ice Cream Sandwich, surprised to see it feels smoother and faster than before. Won't change the fact that power apps like Google Reader, Google Currents and Google+ run much faster on dual or quad core devices but generally I am quite surprised how solid this update (Android 4.04) is.