Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for Nexus S

As expected, and come out the new ROMs with Android 4.0 and after upgrading OS SDK by engineers from Google .
The first was the brand new Nexus S which, as already proposed in a previous post, will update via OTA Android Ice Cream Sandwich , Android 4.
After the sad news that the former flagship of Google, the Nexus One , you will not get the update to be old with 22 months on the market, this news brings new hope to users with root access to Android phones.
Following the release of the new Android SDK to program in, the guys at xda-developers as it could not otherwise have been put to work and it's true that OS in the Nexus S with root access, with occasional bug by not having the drivers compiled perfectly in that OS, but running light and well coupled.



 The ROM is in Beta and are on version 4. By not being released even the source code of the Android OS version, it is difficult to create a fully functional ROM, stable, lightweight and perfectly compiled, but watching the following video we show below, it is very likely that when the code is released, Many terminals have root access to be able to apply thanks to people like xda-developers already researched and tested with it.
By the time this review number 4 contains some bugs in apks as GPS, Bluetooth, Panorama function of the House and facial recognition and the transfer rate of USB, Flash Player and a few more. All these problems are being corrected in the next revision called No. 5 in which they are working and that's coming out shortly as discussed from xda-developers.

source:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18813779&postcount=1061

How to Install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in your Nexus S

As you know, Google and Samsung announced last October in Hong Kong what was already an open secret: the launch of the new Galaxy Nexus , the first handset to feature the new version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich .
A few days later, Google released an update to the Android SDK beta including Android 4.0 to developers to gradually adapt their applications to the new system because it includes some improvements to unify the development of the interface for smartphones and tablets. Well, as we discussed in the article where you said that, sadly, the Nexus One will run out of Ice Cream Sandwich officially , the Nexus S is already getting its share, in this case as a port of the beta included in Development Kit released by Google.
The "guilty" of such a feat are releasing new versions every day more and more of the existing port, and although I must say that at first it was hard to think of this as a version for everyday use, it is true that the improvements that have been incorporated, and which will continue to work, have made ​​it a viable option for the impatient who do not we can wait until the new version of Android is officially released for the Nexus S, presumably a few weeks after the launch of Galaxy nexu s-available starting November 17.

Google has issued that a new intermediate version of its mobile operating system,"like Android" are being developed.

Google has issued today a new intermediate version of its operating mobile system , like Android are being developed. We are talking about like Android are being developed 2.3.7 , always Gingerbread, but it brings an interesting novelty: Google Wallet.