Misc

Download: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich SDK System Dump

19

Thanks to the availability of the Ice Cream Sandwich SDK, we’ve essentially gotten a system dump of the Galaxy Nexus. We’ve got all of the apps, a couple of system sounds and the bootanimation. We’d love more – like ringtones, notification sounds, wallpapers and live wallpapers, but we suppose that will come once we can get a build of the OS that’ll be on phones. If you want the download anyway, hit this link.

Quentyn Kennemer
The "Google Phone" sounded too awesome to pass up, so I bought a G1. The rest is history. And yes, I know my name isn't Wilson.

Nexus Site Updated With ICS and Galaxy Nexus, Register to be Notified

Previous article

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Has Hardware Acceleration

Next article

You may also like

19 Comments

  1. Your link is broken. This happens A LOT on here. :( What gives?

  2. Lets get this dump flashed on a Nexus S.

    1. Agreed! Also is this possible without the source?

      1. It’s been done before… But it isn’t pretty. I’m pretty sure someone put a Honeycomb dump on a Nexus S and the touch screen didn’t work or something.

        1. I don’t suppose this would be any more likely to work smoothly since ICS is supposed to cover phones and tablets, then? Especially considering this particular dump came from a phone? I really have no idea about this sort of stuff.

  3. Dead link. Fix it or Fail.

  4. just an FYI Phandroid…you suck at making links. All of your links just run a search on your site. LEARN TO CODE PLEASE AND THANKS!

    1. It’s usually just Quentyn’s links. But yes, it happens a LOT.

  5. Oh…for everyone here, real link: evervolv.turnertechrepair.info/Clark44/Android4.0-System-Dump.zip

    Warning Direct Download!

  6. LOL, still no mobile site and the link is broken. Thanks for the mirrors !

  7. The first thing I’d get is the font, Roboto.

    1. I’m surprised that’s the first thing you’d rave about. But, here are the TTF files for Roboto. I pulled them from the link above.

      http://goo.gl/LMDoa

      1. It’s the one thing you have to live with throughout the duration of the phones existence (unless you obviously modify your phone, like myself). I currently use Helvetica and can’t see myself using any other font but having seen Roboto, it might be a nice replacement.

  8. Sorry about that, folks. Moving so fast with so much to post, sometimes it’s easy to make a mistake.

  9. Stupid question but where are the ringtones and notification sounds? I only see two sounds in the media folder?

  10. aki é a sarah:
    passando só para dizer o quanto gostei da página..

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

More in Misc