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Here is how Android 4.0 with HTC Sense looks like

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21 December, 2011

HTC Android Touch UI

The first HTC Sense-d Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM broke cover, folks. Thanks to the effort of a team of developers over at XDA, we now have a chance to see what changes are coming to the HTC devices, which are bound for upgrade. In this particular case, the ROM has been flashed to an HTC Sensation.

As you can notice from the screenshots above, the HTC Sense 3.5 dressed ROM will offer a significantly different experience than the stock UI, which we've experienced on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It will be closely related in terms of look and feel to the HTC Sense UI.

You are welcome to try the ROM on your compatible HTC device by clicking on the source link below. As always, beware of the potential risks which come with the operation.

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  • Alipk52
  • U3x
  • 17 Jan 2012

I don't think it's laggy because of under power hardware, actualy it's becoz of software, which doesn't support proper dual-core functionality, just see on xda-developers, even recognized developers out there admits this, and yeah thanks to virtuous/...

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  • kJ9
  • 11 Jan 2012

This is just a skin of sense 3.5....

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  • Anonymous
  • 45R
  • 08 Jan 2012

I like the Amaze. It is incredibly fast, so you can enjoy the HTC Sense UI with great performance.

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