Two Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0.3) ports for the Motorola XOOM (WiFi and LTE) are now available for the taking, thanks to the hard work of some great folks from XDA. razorbladex401 is heading up the project for the WiFi-only XOOM, while xxspark89xxis in charge of the port for the 3G/4G model. Unfortunately, the ports lack camera functionality, but this is definitely good news for those of you who have a XOOM in your Android device collection.
Here’s a “first look” video from yesterday of ICS in action on the XOOM:
And here is the second video that came out later yesterday
As you can see, progress is coming along at an amazing rate. If I had to guess, the CM team will get the camera issue worked out very soon, and we’ll start seeing it fixed on devices quickly after. There’s no promises, of course, but we all know how the CyanogenMod team makes magic happen.
If you’re ready to do some flashing, remember to make a backup first, then head over to the appropriate forum for your device by clicking the link below.
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