Remember the bug-fix build for the HTC Thunderbolt that we leaked last month? Turns out Verizon decided it was OTA material, because the support docs were just updated with details of this same build (2.11.605.19).

The OTA brings a handful of fixes to Big Red's first LTE device:

The update should begin rolling out shortly, but if you don't feel like waiting, you can always hit up this post and flash our leak. Enjoy.

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OTA Update (Build 2.11.605.19) Set To Roll Out To The HTC Thunderbolt (Nope, Not ICS) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Last week, HTC detailed the Android 4.0 update for several handsets, but many U.S. models were noticeable absent form the list. Today, the Taiwanese manufacturer has taken to its Facebook page to highlight some of the North American handsets that will see the update, most of which are on Verizon. It's a shorty, but goodie:

• Thunderbolt
• Rhyme
• Droid Incredible 2
• Rezound
• Raider (Rogers and Bell in Canada)

Sadly, HTC left out any timeline details, so we really have no idea of knowing when to expect these update to roll out.

Stay tuned for more info on HTC's ICS update releases, as it has yet to announce Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile device update plans.

• HTC One Comes To America: AT&T, T-Mobile, And Sprint Confirm Release Plans, Canadian Carriers Too [Updated]
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• HTC Releases Kernel Source Code For The One Developer Edition, Canadian-Branded Variants
• Samsung Galaxy S4 Now Available On Canadian Carriers Rogers, Bell, TELUS, Virgin, And More

HTC Announces Ice Cream Sandwich Updates For Some North American Phones - Thunderbolt, Rhyme, Droid Incredible 2, And Raider All Make The Cut was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

After spending some reviewing the Dell Venue last week, I have a renewed interest in the world of all things combining Dell and Android. But, let's face it, Dell hasn't exactly had a great track record with its Android hardware, particularly its first attempt at a tablet - the universally-disliked Streak 7.

The Streak name, then, does evoke a bit of a grimace for most folks familiar with Android hardware. The Streak 5 wasn't much of a winner, either - particularly because it shipped with the ancient Android 1.6, and had an OS update delay that could only be described in Samsung proportions.

• Dell Streak 7" and 10" Tablets Leaked, Aero Promised By June
• More Details On Dell's "Streak 7" Tablet Emerge - Official Name: "Looking Glass"
• Dell Venue On Sale Now For $500 From Dell; Shipping February 18th
• Streaking Past Eclair - Dell Streak Likely To Go Straight To FroYo

Rumor: Dell Streak Pro 10-inch Tablet Packing Tegra 2, Keyboard Dock, Weighs As Much As a XOOM? was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

After being thoroughly unimpressed with the sleek and sexy DROID Charge last week, and knowing that the Venue was next on my device-review checklist, I was prepared for yet more disappointment. Let's face it - Dell has been the butt of quality control, technical support, and advertising (Dude! you're...) jokes for years now. Whether or not it has at all been deserved is another matter entirely - after all, Dell is a hugely successful company (I happen to be writing this review on a Dell netbook, in fact).

The Venue, then, is a device I went in having some doubts about.

• Dell Venue On Sale Now For $500 From Dell; Shipping February 18th
• [Hands-On Video] Dell Venue: Initial Impressions
• Rumor: Dell Streak Pro 10-inch Tablet Packing Tegra 2, Keyboard Dock, Weighs As Much As a XOOM?
• Dell Thunder Spotted In The Wild, Running Android 2.1, Will Be Available Before The End Of The Year

Dell Venue Review: It Really Is Better Than You Would Expect was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Today we're going hands-on with Dell's latest Android smartphone: the Venue. I apologize for my voice being even more nasally than usual - I've been a bit under the weather.

To put it briefly, the Venue is actually a pretty good phone - it's just a little... old, at this point. Still, it has made me a believer that Dell, a computer manufacturer, can make a good piece of smartphone hardware (and actually some pretty decent custom software as well, ala Stage UI.) It's also about as close to stock Android as you can get without buying a Nexus S, so that's a plus.

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[Hands-On Video] Dell Venue: Initial Impressions was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Although not yet officially announced by Dell, Amazon has made the Wi-Fi-only version of the Dell Streak 7 tablet available for pre-order on its website for $379.99.

The 4G version of Dell's latest tablet went on sale over a month ago, however its unsubsidized price on Amazon is $449.99. So, the sub-$400 price tag of the WiFi version of this tablet may be an attractive proposition for first time tablet purchasers looking to get their feet wet.

Reviews of this tablet were lacklustre but it may be a compelling device for those looking for a smaller form-factor.

The specifications of this version of the tablet are largely the same as the earlier 4G model, only lacking the cellular radio:

• 7" WVGA display
• Android 2.2 with Dell Stage UI
• 5MP rear camera
• 1.3 MP front-facing camera
• 16GB internal SD storage plus SD card slot
• WiFi
• Bluetooth
• GPS

There is no word yet on when the device will start shipping.

• Dell Thunder Spotted In The Wild, Running Android 2.1, Will Be Available Before The End Of The Year
• The Dell Streak Expected In U.S., Unlocked For $500
• Dell Venue On Sale Now For $500 From Dell; Shipping February 18th
• Dell Streak 7 Available Now - Are You Getting One?

Dell Streak 7 WiFi Only Android Tablet On Sale For $379 On Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

The time for Froyo has finally come for Dell's first Android device - and I'm sure all 12 US and Canadian Streak owners jumping for joy. Dell announced today that it has begun a rollout of the long-awaited bump to Android 2.2 for its tablet-phone in North America, dragging only a few months behind its UK counterpart. The update, to be clear, is an OTA. The Dell release suggests rebooting your phone will detect the update if the rollout has reached you.

Dell originally promised the update before December 31st of 2010, so that makes this update nearly two months overdue.

• Android 2.2 Froyo Coming To European Dell Streak Before The End Of The Month
• Dell: Streak Getting 2.2 Froyo Update "Much Sooner" Than December 31st
• Dell Streak 7" and 10" Tablets Leaked, Aero Promised By June
• Dell Streak Android 2.2 Froyo Update For Unlocked Devices Rolling Out Now, Carrier Specific In December

Dell Streaks On Rogers And AT&T Finally Getting Froyo OTA was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

The cat's out of the bag on Dell's upcoming (all the way into early 2012) Android offerings thanks to leaked slides showing their phone and tablet roadmaps. Incidentally, the slides also reveal that the next version of Android (after Honeycomb) will be called "Ice Cream" instead of what we previously though, "Ice Cream Sandwich." It's interesting to know that devices are already being planned to run on this technically unannounced version of Android, but what will surprise you even more are the amazing specs.

These are the specs of Dell Hancock, expected to be released in Q3 of this year:

• Android Ice Cream
• Dual-core processor
• 4.0" qHD display
• 8 megapixel rear camera
• 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera
• 1080p video capture
• Slide-out QWERTY keyboard

The Millennium, pegged for release in Q4, is similar:

• Android Ice Cream
• Dual-core processor
• 4.3" qHD display
• 8 megapixel rear camera
• VGA front-facing camera
• 1080p video capture
• DLNA capable

There are pictures of each device, but don't expect to learn anything about Ice Cream from them - they appear to be running the same Dell Stage UI as the Streak and Streak 7, which is based on Froyo.

• The Dell Streak Expected In U.S., Unlocked For $500
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• Dell Streak (Officially) Available August 13th – $299 With 2-Year Contract on AT&T, $549 Without
• Dell Streaks On Rogers And AT&T Finally Getting Froyo OTA

Dell Roadmap Leak Reveals Four Tablets And Two Ice Cream-Running Phones was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Do you have $500 laying around to spend on a smartphone? Well then, have we got a deal for you - Dell's most attractive piece of Android hardware to date, the Venue (formerly know by its code name "Thunder"), is up for grabs on Dell's website right now. At $500, it's not too exorbitant a price for an unlocked handset, and you get your choice of frequency band versions: AT&T or T-Mobile. You can expect it ship by the 18th of this month.

There will be no contract pricing, at least for the moment. The plus side to that, of course, is that on T-Mobile you can get a reduced pricing plan as a pay-as-you-go customer off contract.

• Dell Thunder Spotted In The Wild, Running Android 2.1, Will Be Available Before The End Of The Year
• [Hands-On Video] Dell Venue: Initial Impressions
• Rumor: Dell Streak Pro 10-inch Tablet Packing Tegra 2, Keyboard Dock, Weighs As Much As a XOOM?
• Dell Leaks Continue: Streak 5 And Aero Get Fully Spec'ed

Dell Venue On Sale Now For $500 From Dell; Shipping February 18th was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Well now the early reviews are in - and frankly, they don't give Dell's latest entry into the world of Android much hope, despite its low price tag ($199 on contract) and dual-core Tegra 2 processor. Read on for some of the best Streak 7 reviews yet - as well as some of the best reasons why this isn't the Android tablet you've been waiting for.

• Dell Streak Officially Announced For The UK, Available In The US Later This Summer
• More Details On Dell's "Streak 7" Tablet Emerge - Official Name: "Looking Glass"
• Dell Streak 7" and 10" Tablets Leaked, Aero Promised By June
• Dell Streak 7 Available Now - Are You Getting One?

Dell Streak 7 Review Roundup: 'Meh' Would Be An Understatement was written by the awesome team at Android Police.