What's New in Android 4.0.4?
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich was first released on Google's flagship phone the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Before long updates were rolling out for Google's previous flagship phone, the Nexus S.
Unfortunately, things didn't go that great on the Nexus S and Google discontinued the update, leaving many phones with Gingerbread, and others with a somewhat poor ICS experience.
All that should be fixed with the latest ICS build: 4.0.4.
In this build, which is rolling out to Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S, and Motorola XOOM devices, screen rotation is improved, the multi-task feature is much faster, and various improvements have been made to the camera app. Most changes are behind the scenes: you'll miss them if you're not specifically looking for them. All in all, 4.0.4 makes Android ICS a much smoother experience all around.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich was first released on Google's flagship phone the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Before long updates were rolling out for Google's previous flagship phone, the Nexus S.
Unfortunately, things didn't go that great on the Nexus S and Google discontinued the update, leaving many phones with Gingerbread, and others with a somewhat poor ICS experience.
All that should be fixed with the latest ICS build: 4.0.4.
In this build, which is rolling out to Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S, and Motorola XOOM devices, screen rotation is improved, the multi-task feature is much faster, and various improvements have been made to the camera app. Most changes are behind the scenes: you'll miss them if you're not specifically looking for them. All in all, 4.0.4 makes Android ICS a much smoother experience all around.
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