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You have to give Asus props; the company definitely doesn't leave their customers hanging after releasing a product. Its engineers have been busy little beavers in recent weeks, releasing both an Ice Cream Sandwich update and a bootloader unlocking tool for the Tegra 3-packing Transformer Prime, but don't let the focus on the new and shiny tablet fool you -- buyers of the original Eee Pad Transformer aren't being left behind. In fact, owners of Wi-Fi Transformers started getting fresh over-the-air ICS updates of their own today.
Good news for readers whose coins bear the Queen's likeness; Engadget reports that Canadians and Brits are sharing the delicious new Ice Cream Sandwich with U.S. owners. It's also been confirmed in Spain, Taiwan and other locations by members of the XDA forums. Some users are reporting a few app stability issues and other kinks that will need ironing-out, but overall, upgraded Transformers seem to be running pretty smoothly.
Have any of you received the update? How's it taste?
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February 26, 2012 at 8:18pm
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callum0001
February 24, 2012 at 11:43pm
4.0.3 working on the TF101 in New Zealand! Although having some issues running flash applications, dont think thats ICS related, Probably just plain old terrible to deal with flash.
jjmiphoto
February 24, 2012 at 6:48pm
Installed in Panama, on mine and my wife's, charming and working as expected.
mattatooski
February 24, 2012 at 6:31pm
Available in Australia too. Just upgraded and it works a charm.
Tenhawk
February 24, 2012 at 3:24pm
Yeah, got mine updated not long ago... the touch scroll is so fast now it's like a damn twitch shooter. Scrolls way too fast inside web pages, so I expect I'll be looking for ways to turn down the speed a little.
Similar speed increase seems to be evident in all the apps i've used, though it's an improvement in every other app I've tried it in. The design of ICS itself is so close to Honeycomb that I don't see any huge changes, but the ones that are there are nice, mild, improvements.
