Transformer ICS BEFORE Razr

[lordwalker]

How is it that the much older Transformer is getting ICS this week but the Razr ICS is summer release? Wasn't it announced before the Razr came out that it would be getting ICS soon? How can the the Asus transformer already have a working ICS built?. When it came out ICS had not even been announced yet.

 

[dontlookatme]

Maybe they had time to work with the software to build the ics off of.

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[paul-c]

Verizon has to test ICS on the RAZR. That contributes to the wait.

 

[bkorver]

They have to make sure their bloat still works on ICS before they approve it...

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[socarwolverine]

Doesn't it make more sense that an older device would get it before a newer one (if it has the ability to run it). Wouldn't you be more upset if a phone released in April got ICS before the RAZR?

 

[Zman1001]

Last I checked, ASUS is not a Motorola product, or a phone for that matter. And I guess if you want to get technical, the RAZR really got ICS before the ASUS, just not in the great USA.

No need to get mad over something like ICS. It will come when it is ready. There is probably a reason why not too many phones have ICS on them, even though it was released over 4 months ago.

 

[lordwalker]

I'm not mad about it...it's an operating system. Anyway, just found it kinda odd, but someone mentioned that the RAZR does have ICS just not here in the United States. Oh well.....

 

[Schwermzilla]

well asus had a lot of time to work with it on the prime, and as stated above, asus doesn't have to get approved by big red.

 

[bebeau25]

All I care about is when its comes it better be stable. I love how smooth this phone is now and don't care for a cooler looking less stable OS.

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