Sony’s pushed out the “Ice Cream Sandwich” update for its Tablet S device, giving those who went for Sony’s oddly curved 10.1″ Android tab a whole new setup to play with. The company has also released a new video showing the enhancements users can expect to find once the ICS update’s installed, which include a new lock screen, moveable “small apps” that sit above your current app, a screen capture tool and more.
Here it is being used by a person:
Not bad for a rather nice looking tablet you can currently pick up for £299. This is possibly a US-only release at the moment, as we can’t find a Euro announcement of any sort – and Sony US is neglecting to mention which regions this applies to. But you never know.
Link via The Verge.
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