Ice cream sandwich 4.0

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Next week ice cream sandwich is coming. We will be able to install it on the Legend

without waiting HTC to release it for the Legend ?

How long will take to Cyanogen mod to release ice cream sandwich version?

Htc wont release it for legend, but as for cyanogen, I think as soon as the source for ics is avalible.

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Yes but ICS will be compatible for all devices without the necessary manufacture mod for each device.
So we will be able to flash the original rom from Google?

But isn't it just for dual-core devices?

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Originally Posted by filipathtc

But isn't it just for dual-core devices?

No, certainly not.

Originally Posted by Ozone

Yes but ICS will be compatible for all devices without the necessary manufacture mod for each device.

So you mean that Google will release ICS supporting all those (roughly estimated) 400 completely different platforms and a huge load of even more devices?

I absolutely doubt that.

I think google's meaning about this words, is for all the device after they release ics4.0

Originally Posted by Tonyshun87

I think google's meaning about this words, is for all the device after they release ics4.0

is what i am thinking
+1

i'm sure that HTC don't develop ice cream for Legend...

Originally Posted by ali ba

No, certainly not.





So you mean that Google will release ICS supporting all those (roughly estimated) 400 completely different platforms and a huge load of even more devices?

I absolutely doubt that.

You never know, they may have a hyper visor and have worked on the most popular chipsets to allow this to happen Wishful thinking though

Originally Posted by TheLegendaryJay

You never know, they may have a hyper visor and have worked on the most popular chipsets to allow this to happen Wishful thinking though

Actually they already developed that and called it "Dalvik" . It's what makes running the same app on completely different devices possible.


Still, for a hyper-visor to work you need a hardware abstraction layer and that brings us back to the problem I mentioned above.