Google and Samsung may have postponed Tuesday's dual announcement of the Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android and the Galaxy Nexus, but it seems the two couldn't stop screenshots of Ice Cream Sandwich leaking out.
Look at it. It's a beauty. The functionality looks pretty familiar, but it's the graphics we can't get over. It's like they've put Tron in your phone.
The "About phone" screen confirms it as Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich, which Eric Schmidt revealed a while ago would be out in October or November. The shots, obtained by TechCrunch, show that the whole graphic UI has been given a futuristic makeover, with moodier shades in the background and bolder icons.
We can't wait to see it running on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus' 4.65-inch Super AMOLED screen.
Android Ice Cream Sandwich is said to combine the best of Honeycomb and Gingerbread, though exactly how it's going to manage that is a bit of a mystery. These screens, while looking very nice, don't offer much insight.
So it looks like we'll have to wait until the official unveil for all the details.
Samsung and Google postponed their Mobile Unpacked 2011 Google Episode conference, which was due to happen on Tuesday. They issued a joint statement that read: "It is just not the right time to announce a new product." A new date and venue will be announced soon.
The Galaxy Nexus is set to be a stormer, with a huge screen, 720p resolution screen, and 8-megapixel camera that can record in 1080p HD. We've no doubt it'll be worth the wait.
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anonymous 8 October, 2011 15:23
Go back to the Nexus Prime Launch stoyry and see ICS in action in the vid i mention.
ChromeShark 8 October, 2011 17:34
Looks amazing... but I cant wait to mod it and make it better : )
anonymous 8 October, 2011 20:30
that video of ICS id sooooo fake as ive got a custom launcher that look like that the guy who posted that is an idiot
anonymous 9 October, 2011 13:12
@ anonymous 20:30. Fake it probably might be is but the fella who posted it still managed to get the look right before many sites like this got leaked photos of ICS.
anonymous 9 October, 2011 13:27
I wonder how many phones will actually use that UI, knowing how much Android phone makers like to ruin phones by using their own *****y UI's
anonymous 9 October, 2011 16:43
I wonder if the 1080p video recording will have good sound, or whether you get better results using two tin cans and a string (as the original Nexus One which I own).