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Samsung confirms ICS for Blaze 4G, Galaxy Tabs and more on T-Mobile

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 15 May, 2012

Samsung confirms ICS for Blaze 4G, Galaxy Tabs and more on T-Mobile

It looks like T-Mobile and Samsung have finally come to terms regarding the update plans for a few of their popular devices. While we’ve heard similar reports from most carriers T-Mobile’s been mum on details until now. Today we’ve confirmed Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich will be coming to a slew of Samsung devices from the Magenta carrier.

Two weeks ago Samsung released a similar report detailing their upgrade plans and anything from T-Mobile was left out. Simply stating they were “communicating with T-Mobile” so it’s nice to see things are on the right track — even if they are a little late. As reported by TmoNews today Samsung added T-Mobile’s devices to their lists.

While Samsung didn’t give any sort of specific dates, or even expected availability it’s good to know they are at least working with T-Mobile, and will be updating these popular devices soon. The first on the list is probably that Galaxy S II, and maybe the Galaxy Tab 10.1 now that they’ve released the Tab 2 10-inch. Stay tuned as we’ll be sure and update once we confirm any update time frames.

Story Timeline

  • Samsung details its ICS upgrade plans in the US
  • T-Mobile schedules ICS updates for Galaxy S II, Sensation 4G and Amaze 4G
  • Official: T-Mobile Sensation 4G ICS update coming May 16th
  • T-Mobile's "free" tethering ends with ICS upgrades
[via Samsung]
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