馬上加入Android 台灣中文網，立即免費下載應用遊戲。
您需要 登錄 才可以下載或查看，沒有帳號？註冊
x
大意是說還有很多bug
早先升級的nexus s和asus變形平板在升級後
接到許多使用者的問題回報
但相同運載ICS的Galaxay Nexus卻沒有相關問題
Samsung has confirmed that it will not be able to deliver its Android 4.0 update as originally planned.
The manufacturer was supposed to roll out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for the Galaxy S II tomorrow, but now it says the process won't happen until a bit later.
The company said that it does have a new date confirmed internally but is not yet sharing it with the public. This comes as just the latest setback in the Ice Cream Sandwich update saga.
The first phone that tried to update was the Nexus S, a phone that Google actually had an active hand in developing. The upgrade process seemed to be running smoothly, with handsets beginning to receive the new OS in December.
But Google quickly yanked the updates after numerous reports of upgraded phones freezing and crashing. It would not admit that was the reason for pulling the update, but we have to assume that it was.
Then, early this year, Asus decided to push Ice Cream Sandwich to its Transformer Prime tablet. Same story. Updates began being sent through, but users reported numerous instances of crashing software as soon as ICS was installed. So that update was yanked as well.
Ice Cream Sandwich came built-in to the Galaxy Nexus phone, and on that device it runs just fine, but getting legacy devices to come on board has been the most embarrassing part of Android's history to date.
Only about 1% of active Android device are running Ice Cream Sandwich today. Many manufacturers have pledged sweeping updates for their devices, but few have promised to make that happen before the second half of this year.
消息來源：http://www.i4u.com/49847/galaxy-s-iis-ice-cream-sandwich-delayed
|
|
鑽石
碎鑽
金豆
收藏
分享
專題
提升卡
變色卡
排首位
