VZW Thunderbolt and ICS 4.0

**Alundil** · 02-05-13, 09:00 PM

Finally hit my phone this afternoon.

ICS 4.0 and Sense 3.5 (iirc)

So far so good. It seems more responsive thus far. All of the apps installed made it through the update. Some of the settings are not where they were before but that's a minor thing either way.

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**flame** · 02-05-13, 09:13 PM

Just upgraded my thunderbolt. Went with the Samsung Note II. Yes it is big but it just sits on my desk all day. The large size is very nice for emailing and browsing the web. I will also have to get a new work phone later this year. Depending on whats out, I may make the note my work phone and get me a new personal phone.

**Alundil** · 02-05-13, 09:53 PM

This update likely delayed an upgrade for me at this point since the daughter wants an android phone. So I'll get to wait for further reviews on the DNA, or the Galaxy 4 whenever that one drops. Unless by some stroke of fate the nexus 4 hits Verizon (but highly doubtful)

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**WileECyte** · 02-05-13, 10:59 PM

It's Sense 3.6, btw. It said so in the article I sent you earlier.

**Alundil** · 02-06-13, 12:51 AM

Originally Posted by WileECyte

It's Sense 3.6, btw. It said so in the article I sent you earlier.

Minor details. :-)

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**BigHub** · 02-06-13, 02:05 AM

Thank the lord! It's been like over a year since I've been able to update the firmware for my Thunderbolt.

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**MRBUCKET** · 02-06-13, 08:20 AM

I'm liking this update so far

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**Alundil** · 02-06-13, 08:31 AM

Originally Posted by MRBUCKET

I'm liking this update so far

from the buckets mouth

Same here. Phone is far more responsive than it was prior.

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**WileECyte** · 02-06-13, 10:26 AM

ICS is leaps and bounds beyond Gingerbread as far as performance goes. UI performance on JellyBean (both 4.1 & 4.2) is even better. Project 'Butter' re-worked the UI system and made it much more fluid/responsive to touch. There were a lot of complaints about input lag prior to JellyBean.