Investigating Galaxy Nexus/Transformer Prime reboot issue
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 17, 2012 | 4 CommentsTag: Android Ice Cream Sandwich, ASUS Transformer Prime, Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Earlier today we told you about the issues some users had experienced when trying to update their Asus Transformer Prime to Android Ice Cream Sandwich. But now there has been more problems reported so we are now investigating the Galaxy Nexus and Transformer Prime reboot issue. It seems those users…
HTC Rezound ICS: Risky Ice Cream Sandwich update available
By: Alan Ng | Posted: January 16, 2012 | 4 CommentsTag: HTC, HTC Rezound
We recently gave Samsung Galaxy S II owners reason to celebrate after a stable build of Ice Cream Sandwich became available to download, and now it looks like HTC Rezound owners who are looking to update to Android 4.0 can now get their Ice Cream Sandwich fix as well. Unfortunately…
No Android fragmentation says Schmidt, agree?
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 11, 2012 | No CommentsTag: Android, Eric Schmidt, google
As owners of many Android handsets wait to hear if they will receive the latest version of the platforms operating system, a lot of devices are still using much older versions. Now Google’s Eric Schmidt claims that there is no Android fragmentation, so do you agree? We have heard a…
HTC ICS update schedule revealed, not long to wait
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 9, 2012 | 4 CommentsTag: Android Ice Cream Sandwich, HTC
Back in November HTC revealed the first batch of smartphones that would be receiving the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system update. Today we can tell you about the HTC ICS update schedule after it was revealed, and there is not long to wait before certain handsets will be getting…
Siri causing network strain with data usage spike
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 6, 2012 | 2 CommentsTag: apple, iPhone 4S, Siri
When Apple released the iPhone 4S and revealed the new Siri feature for the device, it led to a number of knockoffs on rival platforms. We now have news that the Siri feature is causing network strain with the data usage spike. The new feature has been well received from…
Android 4.0 download hitting devices at a snail’s pace
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 5, 2012 | 3 CommentsTag: Android, google, Ice Cream Sandwich
Much has been made in recent months about the fragmentation of the Android platform, and how slow updates make their way onto handsets. The most recent version Android 4.0 is hitting devices at a snail’s pace, and at this rate it will be ages before many users can download the…
iOS 5 features a bug that allows photos to be seen on locked device
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 4, 2012 | No CommentsTag: apple, iOS 5, iPhone
Since Apple released iOS 5 late last year the software has experienced some teething troubles with some users complaining of worsening battery life on their devices. Now it seems that iOS 5 features a bug that allows photos to be viewed on a locked device. A clever tech consultant from…
Owner frustration as Galaxy S is staying on Gingerbread
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: January 4, 2012 | 3 CommentsTag: Android Ice Cream Sandwich, samsung, Samsung Galaxy S
Back in December Samsung revealed plans for rolling out the Ice Cream Sandwich update to some of its Galaxy lineup that included the S II. Unfortunately it seemed that the original Galaxy S was not set to receive the update before what seemed an apparent change of heart by Samsung….
