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HTC Rezound finally receives an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, available today

Were you one of the people that bought into the Beats branded HTC Rezound last year? Have you been waiting forever to get your hands on Ice Cream Sandwich? If you are this kind of person then we have good new for you. HTC and Verizon have finally released the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to the HTC Rezound. This update is an OTA (over the air) update that brings Ice Cream Sandwich with the legacy Sense 3.6 skin. Do not worry if you do not get the update right now, because updates take a couple days to a week to reach everyone's Rezound. We are not sure of this, but we think that this update will bring some of the Ice Cream Sandwich features like face unlock, settings in the notification tray, etc. For those of you that do not know what the HTC Rezound is, it is a very nice handset that was the first U.S. carrier phone to have a 720p display, and it was the first U.S. phone with the Beats branding. We personally like the Rezound, because it has a great display, offers great performance, and comes with a fantastic pair of iBeats headphones that would regularly cost $100 on their own. The only negative thing about the Rezound is that it has bad battery life and is a little chubby. We are glad to finally see the Rezound get updated, and this update makes the handset still a great buy for consumers. Want more information on the Beats branded handset's update? Check out the source link below for more information.


Source: Engadget

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