The Prime folks finally got a positive update this morning (.14) solving the battery issues and some are reporting better WiFi speeds. One less headache for Asus. Maybe our TF101 ICS update is coming soon.
OK, how's this for useless comments:
"Please quote me where I TOLD someone what to do, Oh wait I didn't. I never disrespected his decision I simply said I thought cornerstone was more important TO ME than ics."
I really am not trying to start a pissing contest with you dude, but I've seen your other posts and all you want to do is have other people do your dev work, and do it NOW.
I'm just suggesting that you change your tactic and maybe consider that a) it's hard work, b) devs have more skin in the game than you do and therefore much more to lose. I'm not even saying I am a dev (because I'm not), but I'm grateful when individuals help, and companies choose to support their products with new features that weren't present when I bought an item.
The Prime folks finally got a positive update this morning (.14) solving the battery issues and some are reporting better WiFi speeds. One less headache for Asus. Maybe our TF101 ICS update is coming soon.
It has everything to do with showing your general attitude. This is flavor of the day for you, and yet you are trying to start a holy war against Asus to release source code that you probably will never personally work on?What does me asking for someone to make a build for another device have anything to do with asus releasing source code? Just because I have a difference of opinion then a dev doesn't mean I don't respect what they do.
posted 1 hour ago from twitter ... how long do you think "soon" is to them
F#$%& ICS, im rooting my transformer right now im tired of waiting
Perhaps Asus should consider a beta program for adventurous people.
They obviously have an ICS build for TF101 that's close to being ready but for whatever reason they are keeping it back.
If there was a beta program with manual install instructions (as opposed to an OTA release) a lot of the people that complain about slipping release dates would have something to play with.
Asus could even benefit from feedback.
in the leaked specifications of the TF300T, all transformer variants seem to have been compared and at TF101 specs it doesn't say upgradable to ICS
see the image http://www.tabletowo.pl/2012/02/16/exclusive-znamy-specyfikacje-asusa-transformer-tf300t/
what do you think ? asus playing a game on us ?
I find it funny that people actually think Asus should do anything like leaking or allowing beta testing on something like NEW VERSIONS OF ANDROID (it would be another thing entirely to do a similar function with their products, as you cannot simply copy and repost the device itself, like would happen if they leaked a buggy beta of ICS). It would be a huge disaster! And so expensive in manhours for Asus' customer service department..i wish people would think before they suggest ...