Google announces Android 4.0.3 - Optimus One, P500, V General

Today Google announces Version 4.0.3 of the Android 4.x platform.
Have anybody a link to a changelog found?
Google is providing only informations about new features, but nothing about bugfixes

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Has any phone received OTA's for 4.0? Last I understood was the new galaxy nexus phone will be the first to have 4.0 and goggles is already bringing out another upgrade?
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New android
We should request google dev's to release a lighter version of android above Gingerbread which could run smoothly run on 600MHZ and 800MHZ phones,, I think that ICS is quiet heavy for our phones... Thousands of requests could do it..

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It's about a marketing scheme, you make more money by advertising a new product to better devices, it isn't the other way around, if our phones were capable of getting ICS, would anyone really spend 400 dollars or more for sgs2 or galaxy nexus phones?
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I'm waiting for your 2.3.7 Andy....when?
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idhruvjain said:
I'm waiting for your 2.3.7 Andy....when?
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Wont u give up asking for ETAs?!
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andy572 said:
Today Google announces Version 4.0.3 of the Android 4.x platform.
Have anybody a link to a changelog found?
Google is providing only informations about new features, but nothing about bugfixes
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are you refering to this..
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-4.0.3.html

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Social stream API in Contacts provider: Applications that use social stream data such as status updates and check-ins can now sync that data with each of the user’s contacts, providing items in a stream along with photos for each. This new API lets apps show users what the people they know are doing or saying, in addition to their photos and contact information.
Calendar provider enhancements. Apps can now add color to events, for easier tracking, and new attendee types and states are now available.
New camera capabilities. Apps can now check and manage video stabilization and use QVGA resolution profiles where needed.
Accessibility refinements. Improved content access for screen readers and new status and error reporting for text-to-speech engines.
Incremental improvements in graphics, database, spell-checking, Bluetooth, and more.
Greets
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Tweaks: ALL (knzo)
Wishlist: Galaxy Nexus

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Could you try updating your source and building ICS 4.0.3..?
Many things should work out now since this release is officially meant for the Nexus S...
Maybe google has fixed some issues??
Best of luck..
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mDroidd said:
Social stream API in Contacts provider: Applications that use social stream data such as status updates and check-ins can now sync that data with each of the user’s contacts, providing items in a stream along with photos for each. This new API lets apps show users what the people they know are doing or saying, in addition to their photos and contact information.
Calendar provider enhancements. Apps can now add color to events, for easier tracking, and new attendee types and states are now available.
New camera capabilities. Apps can now check and manage video stabilization and use QVGA resolution profiles where needed.
Accessibility refinements. Improved content access for screen readers and new status and error reporting for text-to-speech engines.
Incremental improvements in graphics, database, spell-checking, Bluetooth, and more.
Greets
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mDroid - Tapatalk
Phone: LG-P500
ROM: Nitrogen.
Kernel: franco .35
Theme: ICS (by me)
Tweaks: ALL (knzo)
Wishlist: Galaxy Nexus
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Thanks, but why your post? you dont read my initial question, right?
Rockr172 said:
Could you try updating your source and building ICS 4.0.3..?
Many things should work out now since this release is officially meant for the Nexus S...
Maybe google has fixed some issues??
Best of luck..
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LG P500 != Nexus S, you know? and, as all users know here, i develop on my final and last Gingerbread release currently.

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andy572 said:
Thanks, but why your post? you dont read my initial question, right?
LG P500 != Nexus S, you know? and, as all users know here, i develop on my final and last Gingerbread release currently.
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Well, what i meant was that this Nexus S is a single core cpu phone and different hardware than the mighty galaxy nexus... i dint mean to say nexus s is same as p500 ****..
Just thought that google might have included a few fixes...
I didnt know that you are gonna stop development for p500, i dont visit XDA often... have studies on my head..
Anyway, best of luck with your future android development on other phones.. thanks for making our **** device useful..
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Rockr172 said:
Well, what i meant was that this Nexus S is a single core cpu phone and different hardware than the mighty galaxy nexus... i dint mean to say nexus s is same as p500 ****..
Just thought that google might have included a few fixes...
I didnt know that you are gonna stop development for p500, i dont visit XDA often... have studies on my head..
Anyway, best of luck with your future android development on other phones.. thanks for making our **** device useful..
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No, the problem is as follows: google want to support only newer hardware,
up to Nexus S - we can see this in the new android software architecture,
the only thing developers can do: remove all that OpenGL ES 2.0 **** or make
it compatible with the old OpenGL ES 1.x ... and that takes a lot of time, even
for good developers.

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andy572 said:
No, the problem is as follows: google want to support only newer hardware,
up to Nexus S - we can see this in the new android software architecture,
the only thing developers can do: remove all that OpenGL ES 2.0 **** or make
it compatible with the old OpenGL ES 1.x ... and that takes a lot of time, even
for good developers.
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Thats really sad..
But what if qualcomm releases the drivers for adreno200?? I was searching around and was seeing that almost all phones with adreno200 have their development stuck...
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Ahhh
I understand.
Didn't even saw you posted it Andy
I think it's for your ROM?
Greets
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ROM: Nitrogen.
Kernel: franco .35
Theme: ICS (by me)
Tweaks: ALL (knzo)
Wishlist: Galaxy Nexus

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Ladies and gentlemen let's face it, the OpT will not be compatible running ICS... The best we can do is theme other unofficial gingerbread source roms with ICS lookalike appeal... The only way you will get ICS is buying a better phone
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Jrhodes85 said:
Ladies and gentlemen let's face it, the OpT will not be compatible running ICS... The best we can do is theme other unofficial gingerbread source roms with ICS lookalike appeal... The only way you will get ICS is buying a better phone
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Huh? The g1 has an ics port. It runs.... um.. it runs.
So you can get ics by getting an older phone. It just doesnt work well.

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Optimus can get ICS... The fact that it was able to boot, load GSM, WiFi and stuff means it can run ICS... There are sooo many phones with Adreno200 GPU's and lower spec Android phones, Google just cant ignore em'... even if Google doesnt do anything, the guys at XDA will surely do something...
So wait for some time.. ICS just released last month... theres a long way to go...
some one, someday, might just turn up with an ICS ROM...