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The ONE, the ONLY LG Viper Ice Cream Sandwich Thread


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After waiting all summer and only having the ZVD update for the Viper, which added the QuickMemo feature, it appears that LG is really testing ICS 4.0.4.

 

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So far there have been 3 builds, all of them have been 4.0.4. Not sure why they haven't released a complete version yet, but hopefully soon. The Viper had lots of potential for a mid-range device, but the neglect from LG has really done great damage.

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After waiting all summer and only having the ZVD update for the Viper, which added the QuickMemo feature, it appears that LG is really testing ICS 4.0.4.

 

LG%20open%20source%20page%20for%20ls840.jpg

So far there have been 3 builds, all of them have been 4.0.4. Not sure why they haven't released a complete version yet, but hopefully soon. The Viper had lots of potential for a mid-range device, but the neglect from LG has really done great damage.

Just a theory:

Builds E and F were internal LG test builds builds G and H were the builds that failed certification on Sprint’s end.

Build I could be the winner.

I just completely made all of that up. Hopefully you get some ICS soon.

 

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In other related news, the LG Lucid, Verizon's version of the 840, is getting ICS starting Friday. Maybe that means the Viper will soon get it's official ICS upgrade!

 

http://www.androidcentral.com/lg-lucid-gets-ics-upgrade

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According to new rumors on the Android Central forums, it's very likely possible the Viper ICS update could begin to be pushed to user devices starting tomorrow. I will keep everyone posted, and even try to write up a review once it hits.

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Over at Android Central one of the members posted a conversation with a Sprint Rep. Hopefully it's a legit conversation. They gave this individual a date of November 20th.

 

Here is a direct link to the post.

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Today, Sprint on their community forums officially announced ICS for the LG Viper 4G LTE. Details can be found here.

 

LS840ZVI 11/1/2012

- Number of users displayed on Hotspot

- Upgrade of Google's OS to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0)

- Improved Lock Screen

- Home screen folders

- Improved Android Browser

- Improved Camera Experience

- Face Unlock

- Resizable widgets

 

I'm going to push hard to get this on my phone today and will let you know how it is once it's updated!

 

:cool: :cool: :cool:

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I know some are hesitant on LG products b/c of their poor OS upgrade history, at least that's what I seem to see while reading comments in the LG Optimus G threads (which is available for pre-order at Sprint now, btw). But, I cant help but wonder if LG's new relationship with Google/Nexus will give them a boost with future OS upgrade performance across all their phone models.

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I know some are hesitant on LG products b/c of their poor OS upgrade history' date=' at least that's what I seem to see while reading comments in the LG Optimums G threads (which is available for pre-order at Sprint now, btw). But, I cant help but wonder if LG's new relationship with Google/Nexus will give them a boost with future OS upgrade performance across all their phone models.[/quote']

 

That would be nice. At least it's come instead of at the last minute Sprint and LG saying that they won't release it.

 

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That would be nice. At least it's come instead of at the last minute Sprint and LG saying that they won't release it.

 

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Naaa, that's something Motorola would do! ;) (Think back to the Photon)

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Nope. No luck yet. Appears to be totally random. :(

Have you tried the menu-settings-apps-all apps-Google services framework - clear data - force stop-

Then trying to check for updates?

 

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Have you tried the menu-settings-apps-all apps-Google services framework - clear data - force stop-

Then trying to check for updates?

 

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

 

Yep. Like 15-20 times today.

 

There is a way to do it manually now.

 

For those that don't want to wait, there is a way to do this. Check out this post at Android Central.

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Cool, get to flashing! Welcome to ICS.

 

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I'm tethering from my phone because I have no home internet anymore in Pahrump. This will take quite a while to complete.

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I'm tethering from my phone because I have no home internet anymore in Pahrump. This will take quite a while to complete.

I could download it, burn it to a disk, and then mail it to you faster than downloading it over Sprint 3g...

 

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I could download it, burn it to a disk, and then mail it to you faster than downloading it over Sprint 3g...

 

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Haha. Nice try. I'm already at 28%. Current download speed is about as fast as my fastest dialup speeds, 30k, but it peaks at around 75k at times. I have about an hour and a half to go.

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Not far. I run/walk that much every day. ;)

Get to stepping!

 

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He would never make it that far on veggie power. Although I'd never make it that far on fried chicken power, either.

 

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