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There are too many Android smartphones to choose from, most with meaningless differences as so well parodied on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend. But one real choice is the Droid 4, the latest version of Motorola Mobility's flagship Android smartphone. Sure, when it comes to its operating system and software, the Droid 4 is the same as Motorola's other business-oriented Android smartphones, such as the Droid Razr Maxx. But the Droid 4...  

Images of a brand new and unnamed HTC Android smartphone powered by Android Ice Cream Sandwich have surfaced on the Web. According to Phone Arena, looks wise there is no major difference between the previous HTC handsets and the currently unnamed handset.  

MediaTek has announced the availability of its third-generation platform for entry-level to mid-range Android smartphones. Dubbed MT6575, the new solution offers a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor and a proven 3G/HSPA modem, designed for phones running Google's latest Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.  

Want all the features of an Android smartphone without spending a bomb? With our list of top 5 value for money handsets, now you can have it all!  1.Micromax Superfone Lite A75: Its dual Sim capability and support for 3G networks makes the A75 one of ...  

stocks and gallery shortcuts alike. HTC drops the ball with its Android updates Last week we brought you news that HTC has dropped the ball with its Android 4.0 updates. The date has been pushed back to late March for the top end handsets and ...  

Apple has requested a ban on sales in the U.S. of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone, claiming that the showcase for Google's heavily touted Ice Cream Sandwich version of the Android operating system violates four Apple patents. According to Florian ...  

This week, it was revealed that foursquare quietly added Near Field Communications (NFC) check-in and sharing capabilities to its Android app. Smartphones with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and an NFC chip (currently the Google Galaxy Nexus or Nexus S) will now be able to check into locations that have NFC tags by tapping on the tag. They can also share location and venue information with other Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich devices using...  

End of March HTC?has dated when some of its current Android powered phones will be getting Google's latest version of Android: Ice Cream Sandwich. The announcement comes via the company's official Facebook page and states that the roll out will begin at the end of March. Android smartphones to be first in the queue to getting the Android 4.0 upgrade are the HTC Sensation?and?HTC Sensation XE, followed soon...  

It might be hard to imagine there will be that much more for makers of smartphones, tablets and other wireless offerings to reveal at Mobile World Congress at the end of this month after the deluge of products that debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show to kick off 2012. But Sony, HTC and others have gotten wireless watchers in a frenzy already by issuing MWC event invitations and stirring speculation about Android 4.0 'Ice Cream Sandwich...  

Along with the features mentioned above, the Samsung Galaxy S3 is likely to have a higher pixel count on its camera, enhanced multimedia capabilities and of course the new version of the Android operating system. This is called Ice Cream Sandwich and is ...  

At a Motorola roundtable discussion on the future of Android devices in the Enterprise market, Motorola touched on some of the challenges that her company faces when it comes to delivering new versions of the Android operating system, such as Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, to its customers. Read the full story here.  

We all knew it was coming, but HTC have just posted an update on their Facebook page, where they have definitely been quietly brilliant (geddit?). They've just announced they've been working hard on getting their Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich updates ready, and they've just announced the first round of ICS-based updates will filter out by the end of March. The first handsets to receive the delicious Ice Cream Sandwich will be the HTC...  

A picture has surfaced on the internet that shows Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich running on an unknown HTC smartphone. The image landed on PhoneArena and originated on BGR and the site is claiming that this device's release has not yet been announced by HTC.  

Google just released a beta version of its popular Chrome browser for Android phones and tablet. Chrome for Android lets you log in with your Google account and sync your bookmarks, open tabs, browsing history, etc. to your mobile device. Unfortunately, Chrome is only available for people using the latest version of Android called Ice Cream Sandwich. Right now, Ice Cream Sandwich is only on a few devices. Unless you own a Galaxy Nexus, Nexus...  

I’m sure everyone out there in the Android space is patiently waiting on the latest Android operating system, Android Ice Cream Sandwich to hit their device, and Old Samsung has promised that ICS will come to the Samsung Galaxy S2 sometime in this ...