Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has been lately announced by Google, and with its release, a lot of Android users can\u2019t help but question if such OS will work on their old smartphone or tablet. Android 4.0 is a persistence and alteration of ideas that first emerge in Honeycomb, now all full-fledged up and set for life in a phone. Conceivably even more significantly, Android 4.0 is an open source release, which means any hardware company that wants a split at it can download the source and sell a device with 4.0 on top.<\/p>\n
Google\u2019s Android 4.0 operating system, better recognized by its delicious nickname \u201cIce Cream Sandwich,\u201d or ICS, is far from a simple mobile OS update. Ice Cream Sandwich is a complete OS fix that includes tweaks ranging from the inelegantly mysterious to the most surface-level of border improvements. It\u2019s also meant for both Android smartphones and tablets unify Google\u2019s mobile OS platform for the earliest instance.<\/p>\n
Android 4.0 OS brings mutually the software of tablets and smart phones that are Android 3.0 OS for tablets and Android 2.3 OS for smart phones. This will be an only adaptation that will run on both \u2013 mobile phones and tablets.<\/p>\n
Google\u2019s Ice cream Sandwich release is getting more enhancement and new features reasonably. Google is launching this update of OS at the time when so many updates are happening in the marketplace. RIM just launched its next creation series of smartphone with new OS, and Apple also launched its new software \u2013 iOS 5.<\/p>\n