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It’s bad news for Xperia Ray, Arc and Neo managers on O2′s UK network, as the service provider’s reported it will not be updating these Sony mobile phones to Gelato Sandwich. O2 claims it has actually tested 3 models of the OS update and decided not to approve it, due to increased hardware requirements resulting in “speed and performance” concerns. This is curious, since Sony itself had no issues getting Android 4.0 up and running on the devices– also if it did take a while. If you understand your method around a ROM, you undoubtedly stopped scoffing Gingerbread a long time ago. Nonetheless, if you’re yet to tinker and ain’t frightened by O2′s “you just can’t go back” cautions, an hour or two on some professional online forums must have you sticky in no time (at your very own danger, of course).

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Ray, Arc and Neo managers Ice Cream Sandwich initially appeared on Engadget on Mon, 03 Sep 2012 06:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for usage of feeds. Permalink|O2|E-mail this|Comments

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It’s bad news for Xperia Ray, Arc and Neo owners on O2′s UK network, as the carrier’s reported it won’t be updating these Sony handsets to Ice Cream Sandwich. O2 claims it has tested three versions of the OS update and decided not to approve it, due to increased hardware requirements resulting in “speed and performance” issues. This is curious, since Sony itself had no problems getting Android 4.0 up and running on the devices — even if it did take a while. If you know your way around a ROM, you probably stopped scoffing Gingerbread a long time ago. However, if you’re yet to tinker and ain’t scared by O2′s “you can’t go back” warnings, an hour or two on some specialist forums should have you sticky in no time (at your own risk, of course).

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O2 UK denies Xperia Ray, Arc and Neo owners Ice Cream Sandwich originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 03 Sep 2012 06:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Archos already has its hands in the kiddie-tablet market, with its 7-inch Arnova Child Pad, and it’s tackling the productivity-minded crowd with its keyboard-toting 101 XS. Now the business is going after one more particular niche portion with the just-announced GamePad. The 7-inch slate runs Android 4.0 with a dual-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz and a quad-core Mali 400 MP GPU, and it sports physical games controls in addition to the common touchscreen. Archos includes its own “game acknowledgment and mapping tools,” which ensure that the physical buttons are suitable with Android games that utilize virtual controls (some 1,000 titles are apparently compatible with the GamePad at this point). Of course, this is an internet-enabled tool also, and it will consist of full access to the Play market and WiFi connection when it goes on sale at the end of October. Additional specs include 8GB of internal storage, plus a microSD card slot that includes up to 64GB. There’s additionally a mini-HDMI hookup for outputting material to your TV. For now, Archos is only announcing pricing as “less than & euro; 150″, and the device will drop in the USA and Europe at the same time. For now, the below-the-break news release will need to satisfy your curiosity.

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7-inch GamePad with physical controls, Frozen yogurt Sandwich for ‘less than 150′ originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Aug 2012 08:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Archos already has its hands in the kiddie-tablet market, with its 7-inch Arnova Child Pad, and it’s taking on the productivity-minded crowd with its keyboard-toting 101 XS. Now the company is going after another niche segment with the just-announced GamePad. The 7-inch slate runs Android 4.0 with a dual-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz and a quad-core Mali 400 MP GPU, and it sports physical gaming controls in addition to the standard touchscreen. Archos includes its own “game recognition and mapping tools,” which ensure that the physical buttons are compatible with Android games that use virtual controls (some 1,000 titles are apparently compatible with the GamePad at this point). Of course, this is an internet-enabled device as well, and it will include full access to the Play market and WiFi connectivity when it goes on sale at the end of October. Other specs include 8GB of internal storage, plus a microSD card slot that adds up to 64GB. There’s also a mini-HDMI connection for outputting content to your TV. For now, Archos is only announcing pricing as “less than €150″, and the device will drop in the US and Europe at the same time. For now, the below-the-break press release will have to satisfy your curiosity.

Continue reading Archos unveils 7-inch GamePad with physical controls, Ice Cream Sandwich for ‘less than €150′

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Even though Jelly Bean’s the latest mobile OS to come out of Mountain View, there are still OEMs and carriers working on delivering the not-so-fresh Ice Cream Sandwich update to some of their earlier handsets. Now, unlike what we’d previously heard, it appears HTC’s Incredible S won’t be on the receiving end of said 4.0.x refresh, with Bell Mobility taking to Twitter to reveal that the Taiwanese outfit “will not be updating the Incredible S with ICS.” Still, things could potentially take a turn for the best, as the Canadian carrier told a cheerless S owner, “If that changes, I’ll let you know.” As for us, well, we’ll have to hold off on making any changes to our current Ice Cream Sandwich list.

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Ice Cream Sandwich update won’t be coming to HTC’s Incredible S, says Bell Mobility originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 28 Aug 2012 22:09:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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