http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/16/ice-cream-sandwich-based-cyanogenmod-9-in-the-works-slated-for/
Hmmm...I wonder if this will be available for our baby Aria....
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Dont be too hopeful. Google said that ICS wont be available for Nexus One and that's a more powerful phone than the Aria. Maybe they lack manhours to do it, but in that case, we would need a big Dev backing up the Aria, and since it aint such a popular phone...
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Dont be too hopeful. Google said that ICS wont be available for Nexus One and that's a more powerful phone than the Aria. Maybe they lack manhours to do it, but in that case, we would need a big Dev backing up the Aria, and since it aint such a popular phone...
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Unfortunate truth...I was surprised we got support for CM7 to be honest. I suppose no ICS for me until April (or later if I decide to wait for a certain phone)
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http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/16/ice-cream-sandwich-based-cyanogenmod-9-in-the-works-slated-for/
Hmmm...I wonder if this will be available for our baby Aria....
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Way too early say absolutely, but I doubt very much that ICS will not be properly ported to msm7227 devices - including Aria.
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Way too early say absolutely, but I doubt very much that ICS will not be properly ported to msm7227 devices - including Aria.
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Then again, one thing is to be ported, another differently is that it runs smoothly, aye?
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/the-first-android-ever-the-htc-g1-gets-ics-port/
I have already ported the ICS, but the HTC Aria slows as everyone else!
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I have already ported the ICS, but the HTC Aria slows as everyone else!
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have you tried overclocking at all?
kaboose01 said:
have you tried overclocking at all?
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No! Not did overclock
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No! Not did overclock
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It should help.
i think, kernel not stable! But still try!
I'm sure there will be a stable ics rom for the aria even if its not cm9. I have a very early one on my aria atm which runs well. Its not my everyday phone so idc that it does not have mobile or wifi lol. I just wanted to play around with ics.
IMO the sense 2.1 + 3.0 rom is more resource intensive than an aosp build of ICS. We'll see a smooth port on the aria, I'm sure of it. Not supporting the N1 was a business decision on Google's part not to support legacy hardware.
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And here's an update: http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cm9-progress-update.
From the sounds of it doesn't look like we gonna get Cm9. Good thing we have a build in the works already.
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Love my Aria but I really think its the end for this little guy.
fallingcowdude said:
Love my Aria but I really think its the end for this little guy.
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Really? I think with CM7, the Aria still has a lot of juice left.
I still cannot justify an upgrade at this point, even if we do not get CM9 or another ICS port.
Like me little ARIA.
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Really? I think with CM7, the Aria still has a lot of juice left.
I still cannot justify an upgrade at this point, even if we do not get CM9 or another ICS port.
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Concur!! Still like the smaller phones with a very versatile functionality. Would liike to see ICS on this fine phone, but will still keep the ARIA if that never transpirers.
Looks like Cyanogenmod 9 add ARMv6J and ARMv6VFP support
http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10301
http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10290
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Looks like Cyanogenmod 9 add ARMv6J and ARMv6VFP support
http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10301
http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10290
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Which means "hooray, we are getting CM9" or is it too early to cheer??
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hey guys what if the reason we haven't got our froyo is because e are getting gingerbread instead? Google just announced that gingerbread is filly cooked and that is planning to released ASAP.
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hey guys what if the reason we haven't got our froyo is because e are getting gingerbread instead? Google just announced that gingerbread is filly cooked and that is planning to released ASAP.
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No, we're getting Froyo ... beta has already leaked if you haven't noticed. Official version from Samsung / Sprint should be out sometime in the near future. Don't get your hopes up with Gingerbread because we won't see that on the Epics for quite a while.
Yep. Like I said in the froyo leak forum, any person phone-geeky enough to be hanging out in XDA will probably have a different phone by the time Gingerbread hits the Epic.
However someone did make a good point in that the Nexus S will have gingerbread and since that's a Galaxy S phone it will hopefully be easy to port over to the Epic.
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Yep. Like I said in the froyo leak forum, any person phone-geeky enough to be hanging out in XDA will probably have a different phone by the time Gingerbread hits the Epic.
However someone did make a good point in that the Nexus S will have gingerbread and since that's a Galaxy S phone it will hopefully be easy to port over to the Epic.
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That was me who said that, and I haven't yet seen anyone argue that it wouldn't be possible....
While the coming update is undoubtedly Froyo, I think it's only a matter of time before we'll have 2.3. Considering the new Nexus is the "Nexus S" from Samsung and looks to basically be another Galaxy S variant, I think ports will happen.
The Nexus S is not a CDMA phone so the port will take a bit or time, unless the 2.2 kernel works out of the box with 2.3.
It's possible but don't expect instant gratification.
Also shouldn't this be in general?
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The Nexus S is not a CDMA phone so the port will take a bit or time, unless the 2.2 kernel works out of the box with 2.3.
It's possible but don't expect instant gratification.
Also shouldn't this be in general?
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Yeah it should, and I don't think anyone was saying we could just dump Nexus S and throw it on our phones.
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That was me who said that, and I haven't yet seen anyone argue that it wouldn't be possible....
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It won't be so easy if the dual core rumors are true
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It won't be so easy if the dual core rumors are true
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assuming they write the code for a dual core too I'd be willing to bet the first dual core phones won't be coded for it
Am I mistaken or is Gingerbread not 3.0 ? I see people referring to it as 2.3. Anyone care to chime in?
I saw that too.
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Am I mistaken or is Gingerbread not 3.0 ? I see people referring to it as 2.3. Anyone care to chime in?
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Gingerbread is 2.3. I guess the updates don't merit the 3.0 label.
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Am I mistaken or is Gingerbread not 3.0 ? I see people referring to it as 2.3. Anyone care to chime in?
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The Goog has 'officially' said Gingerbread will be 2.3
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The Goog has 'officially' said Gingerbread will be 2.3
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Honeycomb is going to be 3.0
Epic experience + Phoenix kernel + Emotionless beast = Great functionality, Exceptional battery life, and Sweet eye candy.
2.3 would have to be released to the devs at the handset manufacturers so they could customize it for their phones (load it with their crap bloatware, custom interface, etc.....). As we have seen, that takes time (2.2 has been out for a while now). If we were to see 2.3, it would probably be 6 months from now, about the time 2.4 or 3.0 (they should call it Poundcake.....good name, and good Van Halen song) is coming out.
I don't think our handsets will ever see 2.3 at this rate. It will be another year into the future before we see it, and by then our phones won't even be powerful enough to make phone calls.
Oh we will definitely see 2.3 on the epic even if it has to be unofficially brought to us ;-)
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That was me who said that, and I haven't yet seen anyone argue that it wouldn't be possible....
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This is exactly why I am so excited about the Nexus S. In the same way that the Nexus One gave the Incredible, the Evo 4G and the other HTC devices amazing hacking potential, the Nexus S will make our Galaxy S phones way way better.
More developers will be working on this platform, and we will have all the google stuff working on hardware that is 99% the same. Really, the only thing different will be the CDMA/4G radios, but that is just minor stuff since that is the only difference between the Nexus One and the Evo. Also, the Epic Experience ROM is full of stuff taken off of other Galaxy S devices and it all works great.
Also, I'm going to say that this phone is not dual core. It might have a 1.2ghz hummingbird, but thats the only thing that might be different. It might also have some filesystem stuff that is different but we can hack around all of that. Hopefully it is using the same GPS chip though, because Google will then really light a fire under Samsung to make sure they fix it once and for all.
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Am I mistaken or is Gingerbread not 3.0 ? I see people referring to it as 2.3. Anyone care to chime in?
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Nope, it has been revealed that Gingerbread is 2.3 (which is allegedly coming to the Nexus One in a matter of days); it is speculated that Honeycomb will be 3.0
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My money is on never seeing 2.3
I love my Epic... I'm just pretty sure 2.2 will be our only upgrade
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My money is on never seeing 2.3
I love my Epic... I'm just pretty sure 2.2 will be our only upgrade
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Absolutely no way that we don't get gingerbread. The epic is sprints flagship android phone, not to mention samsungs.
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Well??
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Well??
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what makes u think that lol
When I was here we had
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It's still a fairly active device.
I have ezGingerbread on mine and lots of people are using CyanogenMod7 and a few others based on Gingerbread. As far as Froyo ... well yeah there probably isn't much left to do other than bugfixes.
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It's still a fairly active device.
I have ezGingerbread on mine and lots of people are using CyanogenMod7 and a few others based on Gingerbread. As far as Froyo ... well yeah there probably isn't much left to do other than bugfixes.
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you got a point gingerbread is where to be its much better then froyo to me ^_^
The older the hardware is, the less likely it is that people will stick around working on it. Also be aware that most of your list is made up of non-devs.
Most people who worked on Dream have gone to VISION. At some point, you should consider the fact that although Dream was a revolutionary piece of hardware, it is now OLD.
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The older the hardware is, the less likely it is that people will stick around working on it. Also be aware that most of your list is made up of non-devs.
Most people who worked on Dream have gone to VISION. At some point, you should consider the fact that although Dream was a revolutionary piece of hardware, it is now OLD.
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even with it being old it still gets the newest android before even some high end phones and its able to use it as a dd ^_^
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even with it being old it still gets the newest android before even some high end phones and its able to use it as a dd ^_^
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Yes, but you miss the point. There are newer, higher end phones, like HTC VISION, that get the updates faster than *ANYTHING* else.
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It's still a fairly active device.
I have ezGingerbread on mine and lots of people are using CyanogenMod7 and a few others based on Gingerbread. As far as Froyo ... well yeah there probably isn't much left to do other than bugfixes.
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a perfect, working cm6.1 with the ram upgrade and no battery issues, etc. would be the ultimate rom for g1
Well, the Vogue has been out for a looong time and it still is in support (miraculously).
What annoys me about the G1 is the stupid chin lol
The G1 still gets more rom development than the G2 (although it's started to even out). Maybe some devs are leaving, but there are plenty left.
P.S. Thank you devs for all your work
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i see your point thought if iam not wrong ginger and honeycomb came out for the g1 before the g2
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i see your point thought if iam not wrong ginger and honeycomb came out for the g1 before the g2
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i hope so
Im jealous of you guys
In the vibrant there's like half the development here
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^^switch it up next time then samsung sucks imho in what they have done to vibrant users,sure they have probaly the best display for a phone ever but they should really just stick to making their hdtv's which imo are the best. G1 has the best support ever from devs and it should as it's the OG android device of them all. I will probaly check out the lg optimus2x or htc pyramid next as I believe those are the game changers that will have the same/hopefully better support even then g1.
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Good devs are still here. Pl Laszlo for instance and his excellent FBL 5.2 ROM, Ezterry, Shadowch31, sisterchick, Yoshua and many more.
Yea I miss the good ol g1 days when we had a bunch of them and donut was being ported and eclair was hella slow and cm was only for g1 and hero ports were being made, those were the days
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Good devs are still here. Pl Laszlo for instance and his excellent FBL 5.2 ROM, Ezterry, Shadowch31, sisterchick, Yoshua and many more.
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Lazlo has been here since donut ezterry came when the official 2.2 for mt3g came out shadow was here from eclair and yoshua I don't know who that is
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I'm using Ezterry's AOSP OTA and I must say it's fast and stable but I miss installing cm builds...
Last time I tryied Ginger Yoshi the phone was unstable, slow and most of the time the notification bar crashed, the work the developers are doing is great but it's true the G1 is old and lacks, a lot, ram.
I will stick to my G1 for some time, I was thinking in getting a SGS which are cheaper now, but I'm not very sure about the community support. The G1 is great and will be great for some time.
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I'm using Ezterry's AOSP OTA and I must say it's fast and stable but I miss installing cm builds...
Last time I tryied Ginger Yoshi the phone was unstable, slow and most of the time the notification bar crashed, the work the developers are doing is great but it's true the G1 is old and lacks, a lot, ram.
I will stick to my G1 for some time, I was thinking in getting a SGS which are cheaper now, but I'm not very sure about the community support. The G1 is great and will be great for some time.
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Is ezterry's faster than biffmod? Honestly I'm new to android and smartphones in general. Just got this g1 last week and I love it still!
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I bet if we all came together, we can get Cyanogenmod on the ATRIX 4G before the SGS2. I know some devs will be receiving a few ATRIX to begin development.
I'm up for a $50 donation for the dev to release CM7.
I'm sure others are willing to donate also so we can all have CM7 on our great phone!
Cheers,
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Given how many "Atrix sucks, SGSII!" (or other comparable phone) threads that seem to appear, us getting CM7 first would make my day.
The person who maintains the official Droid CM7 port is getting an Atrix, so we'll definitely be getting it at some point.
i'll chip in $20 if we can get the atrix as an official CM device
Count me in!
Please dont flame me on this. Atrix is my first smartphone i have learned alot since I first had it but im still a noob. Based on your experiences with CM7, what are the noticeable benefits of CM7 compared to stock?
can we just install this? it says that it can be installed on any android device right?http://www.androidcentral.com/cyanogenmod-71-release-candidate-now-live#comment-153996
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can we just install this? it says that it can be installed on any android device right?http://www.androidcentral.com/cyanogenmod-71-release-candidate-now-live#comment-153996
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No. It doesn't say Atrix supported. There is no port for Atrix as of right now.
tian105 said:
Please dont flame me on this. Atrix is my first smartphone i have learned alot since I first had it but im still a noob. Based on your experiences with CM7, what are the noticeable benefits of CM7 compared to stock?
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I've been a fan of CM since the G1. It made it run like the n1 when it first came out lol pretty much. I have only tried beta CM7 when it first came out on the mytouch 4g so i probably have missed out alot, thats when i went to WP7 lol.
seeing as how samsung sent them an sgs2 I highly doubt it'll happen
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I'm getting my Atrix on Tuesday. I just switched over from Tmobile, figured i'd sign as a free agent before i got traded. Had an awesome MyTouch 4g. In my honest opinion it is sooo much better to have a dev create a build solely for your phone rather than go with CM. It's like being in a classroom with thousand's of students instead of being in a classroom with 10. You get much better support, quicker updates, and a better overall experience. Don't get me wrong, CM is great but I went with TeamRoyal who was only doing work on the MyTouch and they had 2.3.4 out quickly with Netflix working before CM was anywhere close to it. So i hope there is a Dev for the Atrix that is going to be working full time on a rom rather than waiting for CM.
I've said it in another thread, but yes, I would donate 15-20$ to a successful CM7 port project.
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I've said it in another thread, but yes, I would donate 15-20$ to a successful CM7 port project.
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Me too .
The rate of development since the unlock (and the unlock itself) really impresses me. I'll be donating more than I had intended.
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The rate of development since the unlock (and the unlock itself) really impresses me. I'll be donating more than I had intended.
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Yep, i was overwhelmed as well. In less than 24 hours we got, unlocked bootloader, full CWM, and a 2.3.4 rom. Supposedly, CM7 is also a work-in-progress.
If this rate of the development keeps we might actually edge sgs2 to a CM7 port.
pff I usually just read through these forums, but what the hell, Ill donate a decent amount too
I'm still not quite sure why so many people love CM7. Yes it a great ROM but I feel like the way it looks it just all right, and the new blur-themed 2.3.4 GB rom for the Atrix is a lot smoother.
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I've said it in another thread, but yes, I would donate 15-20$ to a successful CM7 port project.
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Same here, count me in for 15 bucks for a successful cm7/miui port.
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grave101 said:
I'm still not quite sure why so many people love CM7. Yes it a great ROM but I feel like the way it looks it just all right, and the new blur-themed 2.3.4 GB rom for the Atrix is a lot smoother.
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A lot smoother than FroyoBlur? That's not that hard. The new blur-themed 2.3.4 GB isn't even made for our phone, we haven't seen this phone with a real ROM yet. I'd like to.
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A lot smoother than FroyoBlur? That's not that hard. The new blur-themed 2.3.4 GB isn't even made for our phone, we haven't seen this phone with a real ROM yet. I'd like to.
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I like cm7, my choice
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A lot smoother than FroyoBlur? That's not that hard. The new blur-themed 2.3.4 GB isn't even made for our phone, we haven't seen this phone with a real ROM yet. I'd like to.
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agreed.. it runs like poo. as of now. runs like poo on droid x 2. we will have to see how it runs on ours? on CM it makes the phone "yours" as in you can do anything you want to it. so much customization, etc. a sense port would be nice but that would take a loong time, and miui.
What do you guys think? can it run on the G2/DZ?
i think it might be able to. looking at the code, it might be able to run some things. plus, the galaxy nexus has only a 5mp camera. the G2 has a 5mp camera as well, so it could be capable of some ICS camera features, maybe all of it. i am keeping my fingers cross that ICS can work on this phone!
If it can run on both Nexus S and Nexus One, i don't see why not on G2?
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If it can run on both Nexus S and Nexus One, i don't see why not on G2?
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Where did you get this info?
there was a basic honeycomb port a while back, and thats before we had a real source for honeycomb. Now that we'll have the ICS source, we should be able to run it. It'll just take time to get developers (and google) to have a working release.
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Where did you get this info?
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Its already been shown running on the Nexus S.
If it can run on the Nexus S, it will definitely run on here. I'm ready for it.
honestly from looking at it id be willing to run just stock rooted ICS, without any sort of special ROM on top, it looks fantastic and if it happens ill at least make it one of my boots in boot manager, looks to be top notch and im so excited for devs to get it working on the G2! they have all of my support!
of course it can run on our visions and it will...........soon!!!!
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honestly from looking at it id be willing to run just stock rooted ICS, without any sort of special ROM on top, it looks fantastic and if it happens ill at least make it one of my boots in boot manager, looks to be top notch and im so excited for devs to get it working on the G2! they have all of my support!
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Stock would just be fine with me! My guess is anything above stock, like a sense version of ICS, it will take up too much memory and perhaps slow the phone down.
I hope whoever (cyanogen? ) can get it running. That would be a great thing! I want my G2 to last one more year with the latest software. After that, the next nexus is what I will be aiming for
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Where did you get this info?
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There were browser comparisons during the presentation that showed Nexus S with 2.3 and 4.0, compared to Galaxy Nexus on 4.0
who is waiting for a sdk port
where would we go to follow the progress on it being ported for DZ???
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where would we go to follow the progress on it being ported for DZ???
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Guess you'll see if any threads pop up in the coming weeks.
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Its already been shown running on the Nexus S.
If it can run on the Nexus S, it will definitely run on here. I'm ready for it.
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its confirmed that nexus s is going to get it. also, according to Cohen and Engadget who asked him, any 2.3 device can run it (theoretically).
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/19/google-confirms-nexus-s-will-get-ice-cream-sandwich-for-real/
if that is true, then for sure the G2/DZ will have it working!! dont want to get my hopes up though
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Its already been shown running on the Nexus S.
If it can run on the Nexus S, it will definitely run on here. I'm ready for it.
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There were browser comparisons during the presentation that showed Nexus S with 2.3 and 4.0, compared to Galaxy Nexus on 4.0
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OK, I knew about the Nexus S, but Hawon also said it can run on the Nexus One. I was wondering where he heard that.
Unfortunately, we're all going to have to wait until sometime after the source code is released and the CM team can get it working. As far as an official update, I don't think so unless HTC itself posts an update.
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Unfortunately, we're all going to have to wait until sometime after the source code is released and the CM team can get it working. As far as an official update, I don't think so unless HTC itself posts an update.
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source code is released!!
and damn who needs sense anymore LOL.... i only used sense cos of the auto contacts linking...but now that ICS has it already....
btw...what is bootmanager that someone mentioned above?
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source code is released!!
and damn who needs sense anymore LOL.... i only used sense cos of the auto contacts linking...but now that ICS has it already....
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I think you may be confusing the source code with the SDK. The SDK for ICS is out now, but the source code is not.
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I think you may be confusing the source code with the SDK. The SDK for ICS is out now, but the source code is not.
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my bad
*hides head in hole
ohcanada said:
who is waiting for a sdk port
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Well, SDK ports always blow but it will be fun to tinker with. That's the point of it though
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Well, SDK ports always blow but it will be fun to tinker with. That's the point of it though
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Oh crud...I thought the sdk was what is used to the build the rom. Looks like, based on what everyone said, it will take awhile before we see a ics rom out
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1356228
That was fast...
I totally love my N1, but I feel kinda jealousy of them.
The Nexus S is also getting official support from Google.
ICS development for the N1 is in full swing. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1348670
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The Nexus S is also getting official support from Google.
ICS development for the N1 is in full swing. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1348670
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Yeah, I actually knew about that post.
I overheard that google tried to port ICS on N1 but failed due to low Nand space.
Hope they release some driver sources or whatever for N1, at least it will help Devs work on unofficial port....
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1356228
That was fast...
I totally love my N1, but I feel kinda jealousy of them.
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ICS has been running on the Nexus S for months now. Why an employee at Google doesn't release it remains a mystery to me...
chromiumcloud said:
ICS has been running on the Nexus S for months now. Why an employee at Google doesn't release it remains a mystery to me...
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They probably like having their job?
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I overheard that google tried to port ICS on N1 but failed due to low Nand space.
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Were that the case, there would be no way this ran on the G1
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Were that the case, there would be no way this ran on the G1
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Somehow I can't believe that is the reason. I mean, people are already installing ICS on the N1 from AOSP, without even needing blackrose custom partitions like Sense ports need.
I think people don't want to admit that Google is doing the same thing that Apple does with older hardware. They make it "obsolete" so you're tempted to upgrade. I mean, maybe the G1 is a bit of an extreme case, but not so for the N1.