Ice Creme Sandwich Source Code To Be Released Soon

Google will soon release the source code of the latest 'One Android For All' Ice Creme Sandwich to developers, through the Android Open Source Project. #-Link-Snipped-# who leads the Android Open-Source project mentioned on Google+ that the project will start distributing Android source code once again. Google engineer Dan Morill confirmed the news through his post on Google Groups. Morill mentioned that Google will release the source code of the recently released Android 4.0 aka Ice Creme Sandwich, once it is available on devices. Google recently announced the availability of latest version of Android at an event in Hong Kong along with the first ever phone to run it, called Google Nexus Prime.


Ice Creme Sandwich Source Code To Release To Android Community. Image Credit: FoneSocial.biz

The android developer community was bit skeptic about the public release of ICS code. Google did not release the Android 3.0 Honeycomb code to public, stating that it was meant to be run only on tablet computers. Google's Andy Rubin, VP of Engineering actually thought that letting the open source community design the UI & functionality may result in bad user experience. Google also #-Link-Snipped-# about documenting APIs for calendar and text to speech for Android. We're quite sure that the Android developer community will be excited to hear this news. Stay tuned for further updates.