ICS Timing Update! - Motorola Droid RAZR

From twitter @Motorola
ICS timing update! Everything you need to know about device-specific updates on ICS timing is right here: http://www.motorola.com/blog/2012/02/14/update-motorola-ice-cream-sandwich-news/
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More info about ICS from Motorola here
PHASE 1 – EVALUATION & PLANNING: During this phase, we evaluate the benefits, technical issues and user experience of an upgrade. Generally, we are not able to provide release dates in this stage. There are also some cases in which we can state that an upgrade will happen but are not able to provide a release date. Please note that some products that enter the Evaluation and Planning phase may not complete the upgrade cycle.
PHASE 2 – DEVELOPMENT: This phase represents the development of the software upgrade. When a device is in the Development Phase, we will provide an estimated calendar quarter for its availability. This date and the development activities are subject to change.
PHASE 3 – TESTING: Testing is an important phase to ensure that an upgrade works properly and delivers an improved experience. Testing time may vary depending on the device and carrier requirements. Once a potential upgrade enters this phase, Motorola Mobility will provide the approximate month that we expect an over-the-air (OTA) upgrade to become available to consumers. Availability still depends upon completion of testing and certification by carriers or relevant authorities.
PHASE 4 – AVAILABLE: Once the upgrade is approved by the carrier or local regulators, Motorola Mobility will note on this site that the software is available. In most cases, consumers will receive a notification on their device that the OTA upgrade is available. An available upgrade or update may be rolled out over a period of time in order to best manage the deployment volume and experience. At times, a small testing group is provided the upgrade before it's made available to a larger group. On your Motorola Android Phone or Tablet, you can go to Settings ⇒ About Phone/Tablet ⇒ System Updates to manually check for an OTA upgrade. All estimated release dates are based on available information and are subject to change.
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Quater 2 2012? What do you think?

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FOK!
if Q1 was changed to Q2 it means that Q2 could be changed to Q3 in the future... :-(
Why I only did believed motorola that the update will be in Q1 as they promised and bought that bloody razr... :-((

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"did we meant Q2 2012? oh, i meant Q2 2013, sorry guys.."

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ExtraDan said:
"did we meant Q2 2012? oh, i meant Q2 2013, sorry guys.."
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LOL.. I Agree with you..
The reason Motorola is The duration of each cycle varies and in some cases is dependent on our carrier partners’ requirements. As our products complete each phase, we get closer to releasing upgrades and therefore we can provide a better estimate as to its availability
To late for Razr & Bionic.. No Q1

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One things for certain, I won't have any Motorola devices by then!

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The funny thing is, my wife's HTC Desire S is going to get ICS before my RAZR. And HTC have had to come up with Sense 4.0 - a significant piece of work!
Motorola need to ease up on the device releases and start devoting some resource to support.

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Google: "hey moto, we are your new owners... can we have a look on your ICS dev progress?"
Motorola: "oh.. this? lol, we even didnt start to build it..."
Google: "so... why did you told everybody about coming soon ICS rom?"
Motorola: "ehh... you know... we didnt want to get many pressure from the customers."
Google: "jesus christ what an idiots.. okay, listen up! why dont you start building ICS for your devices?"
Motorla: "oh come on man, why are you ruin all the fun? we dont to start with this ****ty stuff."
Google: "monkeys, do as i said or else."
Motorola: "okay okay, what a party pooper... lets start with this **** guys"
Motorola: "can we change the date to Q2 or whatever?"
Google: "well, okay."
Motorola: "maybe E3 2014?"

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it is funny how moto has been giving the shaft with no dates until the day after GooGle takes over.

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something i made for making some laugh

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I hope that the situation won't be the same as with HTC Hero a time ago. Postponing update for almost half a year. When it already rolled out it turned out to be a real crap. Hope Moto will get a grip on itself and roll out the update in the beginning of the Q2...