Motorola said Friday that it is now rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to a select few Motorola Xoom owners. @Yungjohnnybravo @TatWza
Tech Talk News: Samsung Galaxy S II Gets A Couple New Leaked ICS Builds
For you folks who enjoy poking your heads where they don’t quite yet belong, a couple new Ice Cream Sandwich builds have leaked out for the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S II. And, yes, TouchWiz is there. And still looks like TouchWiz.  Of the two alpha versions, KP4 and KP8, the latter is said to be the “better” of the two. (These follow the KP1 build we saw a couple weeks ago.) And both are built on Android 4.0.3, the new official “base” of Ice Cream Sandwich. @Yungjohnnybravo @TatWZA
Tech Talk Apps: Face Unlock App Available On Nexus S
Because of the Samsung Nexus S’ VGA front camera, face unlock was left out of the official and AOSP builds of last year’s reference phone. You know where this is going — the files have been yanked out of the Galaxy Nexus and face unlock is working in all it’s gimmicky goodness. It’s even working with a beard and glasses. @Yungjpohnnybravo @TatWZA
Tech Talk News: Google Confirms No Flash for Ice Cream Sandwich , “For The Time Being”
If you lucky owners of the Galaxy Nexus in these first days of its release complete with the first iteration of Ice Cream Sandwich, you’ll notice that you do not have Adobe Flash Player installed, nor do you have access to a download on the Android Market . @Yungjohnnybravo @TatWZA
