On its Japanese website, Motorola has published several videos advertising the upcoming Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its own smartphones. The company's task was to show the differences between the existing Gingerbread software and the new update. While most companies are trying to use a customized interface, Motorola offers a stock option.
Among the additions worth noting unlock the screen with the transition to a set of numbers or an application for text messaging. The remaining changes include the standard Motorola icon set, which has not changed.
In the new build, Motorola also turned on the Webtop mode, which will be available only to selected phones. When the smartphone is connected to a computer monitor or TV panel, the ICS interface is displayed on the screen. The phone display can be used as a trackpad to control the cursor on the panel screen.
You can get acquainted with the new features in the video below. Additional information on Android 4.0 ICS firmware is available as follows. .
Source: Gsmarena.com
The article is based on materials .
Comments
Post a Comment