Back in March, we reported that HTC was planning to port Ice Cream Sandwich to a whole laundry list of its previous devices, including the Desire S, Incredible S and the Desire HD. While no date’s been pencilled next to those names, the community of Android hackers are trying to beat HTC to it: a port of Android 4.0.3 has just landed for the Desire HD, and we’re gonna tell you how (and why) to get it. Read more
Samsung Galaxy S2 owners: still waiting for that Ice Cream Sandwich update? We’ve told you how to get the official ROM every which way but loose, now, as well as pointed you towards some top Android launchers available in the Google Play store that offer unique features and slick performance, but what if you want to go a step further? Read more
HTC has announced a big change in policy that’ll make it far easier for Android fans to tweak their phone’s software. After listening to the growing clamouring among hardcore HTC fans for unlocked bootloaders on its Android devices, its decided to do just that. That means future Android-rocking HTC phones will be far easier to root and add custom ROMS to. HTC CEO, Peter Chou, announced the move in a very straight forward way on Facebook…
