With makers of the hugely successful Galaxy S II calling for a press conference in France, the hopes of even the slightest amount of information regarding the S III were increased. The release date, the price, the specs, even the weight of the damn thing went from inquiring whisperings to frantic vocations. However, the Korean company have gone on record to say that no new handsets will be unveiled for this ...

Android activated 3.7 million smartphones over the Christmas weekend! Senior Vice President of Mobile at Google Andy Rubin (pictured above) has announced that Android saw a whopping 3.7 million activations on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Estimated figures before this happened suggested that Google were seeing around 700,000 handset activation but it seems the Christmas Holiday has had quite the impact. ...

After a long wait Samsung have confirmed that no Ice Cream Sandwich, Android 4.0, will come to their popular legacy devices. In fact it seems as though its not even  hardware problem, as the Nexus S currently running Ice Cream Sandwich shares its internals with the Galaxy S. Furthermore they argue that they are unable to run ICS and Touchwiz at the same time because of their smaller ROM and RAM than that of ...

The new and exciting ICS update promised the Face Unlock feature, a feature which uses the front facing camera to match your face to a stored picture, this then unlocks your phone instead of a passcode or key. Ideal for ease of unlock as it is almost instant. The security flaw is that it can be unlocked by a picture or you. So basically you anonymity is your protection because if your name is known it is ea ...

We know Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) is on the way, but the main questions revolving around ICS are that of the devices which are to get the version update. One phone which has been revealed to be in line to get this version of Android, the much anticipated Galaxy Nexus. But what about tablets? Now - according to a moderator on the Motorola support forums - the Motorola Xoom tablet is to receive Ice Cre ...

Screenshots of Google's new mobile OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, has been released showing new features and user interface The next version of Google's Android mobile operating system has been partially revealed through some leaked screenshots of a Google Nexus S loaded with the OS. Click here for the shots  From the screenshots, which were leaked to the sites androidpolice.com and rootzwiki.com, we can see some ...

Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich should be awesome enough to regain my faith in the Android Ecosystem once again. Yes the devices are great and the interface is one of the best out there but Ice cream sandwich is and should be a professional tie up of Google's Operating systems, namely Gingerbread and the disaster that is Honeycomb. Yes as most of you probable know I have a grudge against Honeycomb fuell ...