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Sony details Xperia’s Ice Cream Sandwich progress, remains heading in the right direction for late March kick-off

Yes, Sony Ericsson has already gone about communicating its intention to deliver Android 4.0 to its Xperia smartphone collection, however the company is now sharing further information about the pending arrival. So, we thought you need to be in at the know. For starters, the primary devices to receive the upgrade stands out as the Arc S, Neo V and Ray, each of that are on-track for a late March / early April rollout. Then, beginning in late April / early May, Sony intends to deliver Ice Cream Sandwich to the Active, Arc, Mini, Mini Pro, Neo, Play and Xperia Pro handsets. Even the Live with Walkman is determined to receive a brand new lease on life in the course of the period of time. In each case, the most recent version of Android might be rolled out in phases, over the process a number of weeks. Now, let’s just hope that Sony Ericsson is ready to keep to its schedule.

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