Unless you have an ASUS device, you’re probably waiting to be updated to Android 4.0. While Motorola did manage to bring Ice Cream Sandwich to the XOOM, they’ve left the rest of their devices in update limbo. In an effort to calm user frustration, Motorola has updated their Ice Cream Sandwich schedule — as if that helps. It appears the RAZR brand will see Android 4.0 sometime in Q2, while the DROID 4 won’t be seeing Ice Cream Sandwich until Q3.

Ever since the FXI Cotton Candy Android PC on a stick was announced, we’ve been intrigued and patiently waiting for its release. Well, looks like someone got tired of waiting and decided to release their own mini-Android PC — for $126 cheaper nonetheless.

The Android community went cuckoo over the HP Touchpad back when HP was nearly giving them away. Since then, the dev community has managed to turn the 10-inch webOS tablet into an Ice Cream Sandwich touting workhorse. Many of you tried hard to pick one up, going store to store and looking online, but never quite managing to score one at the low $99 price. Well, we’ve got some semi-good news for you: woot’s deal of the day happens to be the HP TouchPad 32GB Wi-Fi Tablet.

While Verizon is busy setting the U.S. ablaze with 4G LTE, AT&T continues their embarrassingly slow rollout. In a less than exciting announcement, AT&T has informed us that three new cities have been blessed with their 4G LTE network. Those of you living in the following cities will now have access to faster speeds thanks to good ol’ AT&T:

In the wake of more bad publicity, Verizon tried to clarify the statements made yesterday by CFO Fran Shammo regarding the end of unlimited data for grandfathered customers. Unfortunately their updated statement simply reiterated the fact that come mid-summer, you can kiss your unlimited data goodbye. Not that it will end in mid-summer, but the moment you decide to sign another contract or purchase a phone at a subsidized rate, you will have pulled the plug on good ol’ grandpa.