The original Asus Eee Pad transformer is finally getting some Ice Cream Sandwich love. Asus announced through their Facebook account earlier today that the Android 4.0 update had started rolling out in Taiwan and would roll out to further markets soon after. From reading down through the comments on the Facebook page it has started rolling out further a field.
Here’s a copy of the statement:
“Dear valued ASUS fans,ASUS prides itself on delivering the best products to end-users, which means that we not only aim to deliver innovative products but also to continue improving the out of box experience throughout their life cycle with regular firmware updates.Many of our Eee Pad Transformer TF101 users have waited patiently for the promised Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update and we are delighted to announce that the first wave of FOTA updates for TF101 firmware v.9.2.1.11 started today in Taiwan. The update will FOTA in other regions soon after.
Although we will announce several new innovations at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, we take great pride in delivering on-going enhancements and support for products that are well into their life cycle.
Thank you once again for your valued support!”
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