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"Never ones to be left behind when it comes to whipping up some tech-infused excitement, Google, the creators of that little green robot-inspired platform, have been cooking up something special recently in the form of the eagerly anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich Android update. Even more eagerly anticipated than the new platform itself is the device on which it'll make its début, the Samsung-produced Galaxy Nexus, the blower specifically chosen by Google to showcase Ice Cream Sandwich in its full glory. So what exactly has this new Ice Cream Sandwich business bought to the table? Let's have a loosky…"

" News Technology Android Samsung showcases Android's Ice Cream Sandwich with Nexus launch Motorola also launches new super-thin phone as Google's Rubin says device activations hitting 550,000 per day reddit this Comments (112) Charles Arthur guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 19 October 2011 13.17 BST Article history Samsung and Motorola both upped the stakes in the smartphone wars on Tuesday. The Korean company launched the Galaxy Nexus device running Google's latest Android 4.0 software - called "Ice Cream Sandwich" - and with a 4.65in screen, while Motorola showed off a "watch computer" and unveiled a new version of its Droid smartphone, the Droid RAZR."

"HTC has officially confirmed which of its smartphones will be updating to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich."

"Sony Ericsson's Xperia Arc and Xperia Neo could be about to receive a healthy portion of Android Ice Cream Sandwich early next year. Whoo!"

"Motorola has published its plans for upgrading their Android range of phones to the latest version of the software, while also providing a glimpse behind the scenes at the work involved in bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to a Moto phone near you. It's fair to say it's not as simple as one would hope."

"Chinese manufacturer Ainovo has taken first place in the race to produce the world's first Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, the 7-inch Ainovo NOVO7."

"Hot on the heels of Samsung's preliminary Ice Cream Sandwich update schedule for its Galaxy range of smartphones and tablets, LG has provided a few more details on their plans."

"Time flies when you're waiting for an Android OS update, and it'll perhaps surprise you that it was October last year that HTC announced it was examining its range to see which models would get an upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich. It was then in November that it informed us a variety of phones would be eligible, and the update would arrive sometime in early 2012."

According to a report Samsung Israel, The Owner of Samsung announced, their new Samsung Galaxy S2 Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally coming in the market on March the 15th in next week.

"Sony will begin to roll out an Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Xperia S at the end of this month, according to claims from a member of its customer support team."

Google has announced that the latest version of its mobile operating system called "Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich" will be available around at the end of November or December 2011

Google's official Eric Schmidt has unveiled during a discussion with SalesForce's CEO that the upcoming version of Android operating system named as "Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0″ will be released at the end of November.

Android Ice Cream Sandwich SDK for Developers to come soon: Google

Endeavour develops applications for latest Android platform. This blog talks about Android 4.0, the Ice Cream Sandwich platform.

"We know what many of you are thinking; you've heard all this before, right? Samsung has been trying to update the Galaxy S II to Ice Cream Sandwich for months now, and despite saying it was all ready to go in the middle of March, the update never really made it to many devices."

"At some point tomorrow, all the waiting and whining will be over for some Samsung Galaxy S II owners, as Ice Cream Sandwich finally becomes available."

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"The weather has been cracking this week, so hopefully you will have been able to enjoy a little bit of the glorious sunshine and managed to squeeze in an ice cream (or two!). Unfortunately for us the ice cream van was out of service, leaving P4u Towers bereft of any refreshing cold snacks. However, after the tears of disappointment were wiped away, normal service resumed and the tech news filtered through. The past seven days have offered intriguing insights and revelations aplenty that cheered us up no end. Wanting to pass on the joy as we do every Friday afternoon, the best bits of news have been collected together here in this handy round-up. So without further ado, let's jump right in and get cracking!"

HTC G1, the first Android phone, has had a long and interesting life until he retired last year, and although I liked the phone, I'll be the first to admit that to be limited Android 1.6 was a little disappointed. Of course, modders had their way with her, but progress slowed down for a long time for phones newer and more popular.