[Q] update problem HELP !! - RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

hello people i have a rooted "razr i 4.0.4. ICS" and i would like to update that to "Jelly Bean" how can i do it and if i do it, did my phone stay rooted ?
It's maybe a terrible question for you but i had an Iphone before and i am an android fan now (but its still a little bit complicated for me)

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*insert n00b video linkage here for great justice*
But seriously, it's WAY too early to know anything about ICS.
Google-Android's Andy Rubin has said himself that they dont make "hard prerequisites" for manufacturers. Like the same thing people were saying about past versions of android. I believe this will be the same.
Everybody isn't ready for a button-less future. However it is a nice option for those who want it. Just like Android is now on Clamshell/Flip phones now and people said that couldn't be done. Just my opinion.

I just received a new tablet

Hellot there i just received a new tablet for christmas abd i wanted to learn some new things.
First oglf all i have to admit it that i am new to this android scene. I am a fan of apple but wheb it comes to tablets i guess abdroid has an advantage. whatever this is not the purpose of my message.
What i wabted to know is this: I received an Le Pan tc 970 but i saw they got the new Le Pan 2ut with the honeycomb support . My question is: is it worth rerurning this current tablet to buy the new one just because it has a new firmware on it? Or the hobeycomb isnt that much of a deal abd I should keep this one? Any advantages to buy the ther one in comparasion to this ine except it is new? Does it have much more feature than 2.2?
If not I know abdroid is the world of customizations... but i dont seem to get it. Do i need to root my system in order to makee tose customizatiobs available? I didnt ser that much themes for this tablet... also it doesbt even have its own section... Is it because the tablet isnt that popular?
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Thanks! And sorry for all of the mistakes... The keyboard makes my mind go nuts... it is too big!
Honeycomb (Android 3.0) is newer version than froyo (2.2).
If you can get one with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) then it is worth returning it
and get a new one.
Most of the tablets are running Froyo or Gingerbread (Android 2.3) .
Honeycomb is closed source, google has not released its software to public.
All other versions as of now are open source AOSP (Android Open Source Platform)
ask them whether it can be upgraded to ICS (4.0)
Well honeycomb is kinda better for tablets since it has a tablet ui but now since they released ics you should check if your tablet is getting the ics update which has a bunch of new features and if it doesn't i think you should get one with the new os.
Right! Look for ics update. It is much better
I don'T think there are many tables with ICS...? Am I wrong? And what about a starter guide?

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I am planning on getting a Motoactv in the next couple of days - using it for a cycling computer. Mainly I want one though as it can be rooted and I reckon it will be pretty damn cool to have an android device on your wrist
Anyways, I have read quite a lot of threads about modding the software on the devices but does anybody know if anybody (or if it is even possible) to upgrade the RAM? It currently only has 256mb, but would be amazing if this could be upgraded
Just an idea.
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