Motorola officially joined the ranks of Google a few days ago, but that does not mean that the company will stop to modify the interface of Android. The changes were demonstrated in the special videos in the Japanese site of Motorola and for our joy are not very drastic.

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You can see the full Samsung Mobile Unpacked event … This is the presentation of the Samsung Galaxy S3 … see all the features, accessories and all about the Galaxy S3

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Ice Cream Sandwich for Samsung Galaxy S2 is now out for some European countries including Poland, Hungary, Sweden and Korea. We hope that soon is will be our for the world. Keep it up Samsung but please faster

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Just pure entertainment. Its all simply here.

Did you get your hands on Google Play ? Tell us what to you think.

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Yet another rumor claiming that the Samsung Galaxy S2 will get Android 4.0 update this month.

While more rumors about the mythical Galaxy S3 appear online, Samsung’s older but still cool Galaxy S2 has its own piece of the mill’s pie. This week, a new rumor lavishly claimed that the much-anticipated Android Ice Cream Sandwich ver. 4.0 is due to hit company’s best-selling phone yet, reportedly starting on March 14.

The source of the new rumor is none other than Samsung Israel through the branch’sFacebook account. After using Google Translate, tech news websites discover that Israel’s Samsung office was aware of the March 15th software update presumably covering the country’s own Galaxy S2 smartphone, if true, then expect to see ROMs leaking to web for S2 phones of other countries including United Kingdom (crossed fingers for the AT&T Galaxy S2).

“You waited patiently,” says the translated post of Samsung Israel’s Facebook account, adding that they’re excited to launch the Android 4.0 update that will invade “tens of thousands” of Galaxy S2 phones.

The current version of Android running on the S2 is the Android 2.3 Gingerbread with custom Samsung skin called “TouchWiz.” Again if true, then the ICS-based S2 will now support new features like data management built-in settings, better multitasking with swipe-to-dismiss, Chrome for Android support (because Google said its web browser supports Android 4.0 only), new YouTube user interface, new camera interface with almost zero shutter lag, and enhanced Google Talk and Contacts application or the so-called “People App.”

Data say the Samsung Galaxy S2 is one of the most popular Android handsets last year, and arguably the most popular based on the sales number since January of this year.

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This time last month, we had just gotten word about HTC’s plans for the white Sensation, which would arrive with Ice Cream Sandwich already installed. We noted at the time how odd it seemed that the image HTC had released showed the phone on an older version of Sense, instead of the Sense 4.0 we’d expect. With the white Sensationreleased, and OTA updates to existing Sensation-series phones starting to trickle out, it’s now apparent that HTC is delivering Ice Cream Sandwich updates with Sense 3.6.

This is understandably disappointing news for Sensation owners, though Sense 3.6 at least offers some of the same features as 4.0. HTC has confirmed that not all of its phones will be seeing Sense 4.0, but it remains committed to bring “as many of the enhancements as possible” to its phones.

So far, we’ve only heard of plans to deliver ICS with Sense 3.6 to Sensation-line models, though we’ve got a bad feeling we’ll be seeing similar treatment on additional HTC Androids. At the least, you can always find a custom ROM that integrates Sense 4.0, which is a boat quite a few HTC users could soon find themselves in.

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Here is how to install and run the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich emulator and try ICS today. It will be great if for all new apps and update make a emulator to try it first on your PC or phone. Here are the instructions on how to install it.

To run the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwhich emulator:

1. Download the SDK
2. Extract the Zip to a folder on your desktop
3. Click SDK Manager.exe
4. Put a check in the box for Android 4.0, click Install Packages on bottom right
5. Go back into the Android folder on your desktop, open AVD Manager.exe
6. Click New
7. Give it a name, change the target to Android 4.0
8. Click Create AVD
9. Hit Start, wait five minutes

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See Ice Cream Sandwich in action with the Ice Cream Sandwich emulator … stay tuned for the emulator download link and how to install

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