With a few hours of Ice Cream Sandwich familiarity under our belts, the looming question in everyone's mind is: when will the Android 4.0 update roll out to existing devices?

Well, nobody knows. But after talking with a few authorities on the subject, we at least have a few hints.

Read More: Google Promises Android 4.0 For The Nexus S, “Theoretically” For Gingerbread Devices, Too

It seems like some time in the last 5 months or so, all of the major Android handset makers had the same idea: they, too, needed a BlackBerry-esque QWERTY candybar handset. It's as if RIM's self-fueled fiery demise made them realize that BlackBerry owners might be abandoning ship soon, so they adopted a form factor that would make the transition to Android that much smoother.

While Motorola had the Droid Pro way back in Q3 of last year, Samsung joined the keyboarded-slab party just back in Marc [...]

Read More: LG Announces Two New Android Gingerbread Phones: Optimus Pro, and Optimus Net

The original GalTab is a tough beast to love. It ran an outdated version of Android in the face of an onslaught of Honeycomb tablets (remember, this was November 2010 when it was launched) and everyone hated on it for being underpowered. Well, the next version should be a bit swifter and, more importantly, run an updated version of Android Gingerbread, 2.3.4.

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