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We are beginning to see more phones shipping with Android 4.0 installed, but not to worry if you just got a cell phone since there are quite a few models that will likely get upgraded to the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS. Along those lines T-Mobile’s first Android 4.0 handset will be the HTC One S and measuring just 7.95mm thick it also happens to be one of the thinnest in the carrier’s line-up. The new smartphone will also sport the latest version of the Sense overlay, HTC Sense 4, feature a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and work on T-Mobile's 4G network. While the HTC One S may be thin it’s definitely one a larger handset with its 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED Display. Specs aside, most people will likely be interested in the cell phone’s camera. It has an 8-megpaixel rear-facing camera that will have almost no shutter lag time when shooting pictures, which means capturing candid shots should be a breeze. It can also record 1080p HD video. The HTC One S should be available in spring.

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