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AT&T delivers Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to Pantech Burst and Element
Newsbrief by Andrew Kameka on Thursday October 04, 2012.
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AT&T has announced that the Pantech Burst and Pantech Element will both receive a firmware upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich beginning today. The Pantech phone and tablet will add improved performance, increased app compatibility, resizable widgets, swipe-away notifications, new camera options, and much more. The devices can be upgraded by following the instructions here for the Element or here for the Burst.
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