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Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, has been rolling out to devices since December -- but many phone and tablet owners are still waiting for a taste. So which companies deserve our wrath?

Wondering how the HTC Rezound stacks up next to the Galaxy Nexus and Droid RAZR? Check out this detailed comparison of Verizon's hot new Android phones.

Call it Motoblur, call it Sense, call it whatever you want -- as long as it's coming preinstalled on Android phones, it's officially overstayed its welcome.

If you've got an HTC Thunderbolt, get ready: All signs suggest Gingerbread is finally headed your way.

Wondering how HTC's One X stacks up next to the Galaxy Nexus and Droid Razr Maxx? Check out this detailed comparison of the three standout Android phones.

Reports around the Web say HTC has confirmed Ice Cream Sandwich for its Thunderbolt phone. Before you start celebrating, though, you may want to read this.

It's been a while since we've seen a big focus on Verizon's Droid lineup -- but it looks like that's about to change.

Mobile World Congress is a buffet of nonstop Android news -- so how's any reasonable person supposed to keep up? Here's a bite-sized tasting of the most interesting announcements so far.

Cameras have become popular with smartphone buyers, to the point where they're no longer considered modest add-ons, but important features. The ability to create higher-quality photos and video will certainly be a large part of the marketing push for HTC's latest line of smartphones: HTC One.

Apple, if they needed a reason to go after HTC, and by proxy Google, may have had it in marketshare numbers. Android's growth has been pretty spectacular over the past few quarters highlighted by the graphs below from Quantcast, a web analytics firm.

It's the question everyone's always asking -- and as it turns out, it's not so easy to answer.

Neither the HTC Hero nor the Samsung Moment will receive the Froyo update, a Sprint employee has revealed.

Whether you're new to Android or thinking about making an upgrade, it'd be tough to go wrong with any of these five devices.

Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich release is slowly trickling out to devices around the world -- and today, HTC has promised to send the upgrade to three more of its phones.

Probably like many of you, I assumed - based on all of the hype and sales reports for the iPhone - that the Apple Inc. smartphone was already way more popular than Microsoft's entry in this space, Windows Mobile. Heck, I wouldn't have even been surprised if it had eclipsed the BlackBerry.

Boy, was I wrong, for which I blame the U.S.-centricity of most tech reporting, as well as Steve Jobs' lingering reality-distortion field.