Sanit Singh Tuli (Suneet Singh Tuli), CEO of DataWind, which was engaged in the project Aakash, reported that second-generation Aakash will receive an update to Android operating system to version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. A new tablet PC will go on sale in India in the next two to three weeks.
Two months after the start of sales, the tablet will be updated with the ICS version. It is not yet clear how the software will be distributed, over the air or through a computer, but there is no doubt that it will be available soon. The most interesting is that the hardware of Aakash 2 does not meet even the minimum requirements of the operating system Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Indian tablet Aakash 2 has only 256 MB of RAM, 2 GB of internal memory and a single-core processor with a clock frequency of 800 MHz. If you remember, Google refused to update its original Nexus One smartphone to ICS, although the device has 512 MB of RAM and a gigahertz processor.
Most likely, Datawind's software development specialists compile a lightweight version of Android 4.0, which will be specifically “sharpened” under Aakash 2.
Source: Gsmarena.com
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