Android Ice Cream Sandwich on a Motorola Droid Razr (photos)
Salivating over Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich? These photos of Google's latest mobile OS will tantalize your taste buds.
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If you're impatient about seeing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on your phone (and I don't blame you a bit if you are), this collection of six photos may just assuage your appetite--or whet it! Get the full story here.
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Home screen
The photos show the stock version of Ice Cream Sandwich, or ICS, on a Motorola Droid Razr.
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Home screen customization
The language: Italian. It appears that an Android fan from Turin plugged in a local SIM card and side-loaded the code onto a Droid Razr.
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Notifications tray
One thing you should note is that the finished, official upgrade should have Motoblur branding and visual cues. This most definitely does not. The official U.S. version would likely also bear Verizon branding on the home screen.
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Phone details screen
In case you needed confirmation, the Droid Razr here is running Android 4.0.
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Camera app
This camera software looks slightly different than the software I've seen on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus phones, but is basically the same.
