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HTC smartphone owners, take note. Your Ice Cream Sandwich update is coming this month says HTC on its Facebook page. The company previously released a laundry list detailing the ICS roll-out schedule but failed to meet many of its own target dates. But HTC is now stating all the devices on that list will get Android 4.0 by the end of this month.

If HTC follows through with this plan, Android 4.0 should hit devices like the Droid Incredible 2, Thunderbolt, Rhyme and Desire S. This is especially good news for the latter two, which HTC previously stated would have ICS by the end of July.

Relative to iOS updates, major Android revisions are slow to hit devices. This is for various reasons, too. OEMs and carriers often put the updates through rigorous testing, and furthermore, they have to support a huge number of devices. A Google report released earlier this month notes that 16% of Android devices are now running Android 4.0, up from 10.9% in July. But Gingerbread, released in 2010, is still the dominate Android version and currently powers 60% of the devices on the market.

Viral Friday is de wekelijkse rubriek op Marketingfacts in samenwerking met SocialMedia8, waarin de beste virals van de afgelopen week worden belicht. et deze week campagnes van Jordan, Little Baby’s Ice Cream & Nike. Heb je een tip? Stuur ‘m op! Lees meer over: Viral Friday: Jordan, Little Baby’s Ice Cream and Nike.

Google Now is one of the coolest features of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, letting you do nearly anything with your voice and get real-time updates on the things important to you. If you don’t have Jelly Bean, though, you can still get Google Now for Ice Cream Sandwich with a simple root tweak. More »

Android: Nova Launcher, an Android launcher for Ice Cream Sandwich devices, recently updated to include lots of Jelly Bean features and the ability to import settings from other launchers for a seamless transition. More »

Android: Apex launcher is one of the most popular launchers out there for Ice Cream Sandwich, but this week it updated to bring a number of cool Jelly Bean features to those users that haven’t gotten their hands on the new OS. More »

Little Baby's Ice Cream, a small chain in Philadelphia, made a couple of weird ads recently. But they're not as scary as some people are suggesting, unless you're frightened of hipsterish forced wackiness. The concept of Malcolm, the chain's official spokesthing, who supposedly grew out of a failed batch of Duck Sauce Vanilla ice cream, is cool in theory. But the initial surreality of watching Malcolm eat himself gets annoying after about 30 seconds or so. It's not unlike the initial excitement of seeing Neil Gaiman, followed by the disappointment when Amanda Palmer shows up, too. Second spot after the jump.

Real Simple magazine’s weblog points out that a standard ice cream scoop is almost exactly one-quarter cup. If you need to measure ingredients and your measuring cups are dirty or missing you can always press your ice cream scoop into service. More »

If you need to serve ice cream to several people at once Real Simple magazine’s weblog shares that you can save time and your wrist by cutting a cylindrical ice cream carton in half, pulling off the carton, and then cutting each half into several slices. More »

If you want to keep your garbage disposal clean and free from odors household weblog Turnstyle Vogue recommends making ice cubes with white vinegar and a slice of lemon in each cube. More »

Sinds de ‘lancering’ van Android Ice Cream Sandwich steeg het aandeel van het nieuwste Google OS maar langzaam. Maandenlang kwam ICS niet aan de 5%. De afgelopen twee maanden is dat echter in positieve zin veranderd.
De komst van de Galaxy S III……