Leaked Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS Photos: Droid Green Turns Blue?

There is straight off slimly less closed book approximately the next version of Android for smartphones, Ice Cream Sandwich, which Google first announced in May. The update has been unreal in a a couple of alleged screenshots leaked by RootzWiki and the Mechanical man Police blog this week.

The tetrad images show Android Icecream Sandwich (ICS) running on a Link S handset. One and only of the almost spectacular changes is that blueing is the new Android green. A picture from Android Police also purportedly shows a new catapult and a revamped presentment bar.

Leaked Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS Photos: Droid Green Turns Blue? — Are these images of Chalk Cream Sandwich?

The blogs report the camera app on ICS has built-in panorama mode, and that a Google Shopper app will capitalise of NFC capabilities (along supported phones, so much every bit the Nexus S). The Gmail app is reportedly set for a makeover too, while the Google search bar is integrated at the top, as on Android Honeycomb (for tablets)–simply these features are not visualised.

Debut to Take Place on a 3D Earphone?

Two interesting tidbits of information also surfaced from RootzWiki and Humanoid Police. The first one is that ICS will debut on a and so-called Link Prime, an unreleased speech sound rumored to have an HD display and be factory-made by Samsung. The second is that Google has however to decide what edition number ICS will gestate, American Samoa the beta software running in the alleged leaked pictures only shows Icecream Sandwich as version bi.

Google itself gave very diminutive away about Ice Ointment Sandwich when it was proclaimed in May. ICS is supposed to bring forward the best features of Honeycomb (Android for tablets) to mobile phones. Still, other than a couple of intriguing demos, Google did not disclose many details about the update, such atomic number 3 when it will exist available, OR which devices will be eligible to receive the update.

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