Adobe has Just Announced the Adobe flash is Now support ICS devices (Galaxy Nexus). It is definitely nice to see that new Verizon Galaxy Nexus owners did not have to wait that long before they could cruise the interwebs with Flash in tow. With Adobe abandoning Flash in favor of HTML5, this may well be one of the last few updates we see for Android. Either way, support for Ice Cream Sandwichwas imperative and it is cool to see that Adobe wastes no time getting it out.

Adobe Flash Player ICS Features:

• StageVideo using On2 and Sorenson does not work on ICS devices.

• PHDS content plays with audio pops.

• OS does not prioritize incoming call - audio remains playing before and after call is received.

• Enter key does not work on the multi-line text input field.

Once you have your Galaxy Nexus up and running for a couple of hours, an update will become available that brings you to Android 4.0.2 and build ICL53F.

This is the update we showed you yesterday that does not include anything extremely noticeable up front, but it will improve your 3G/4G and WiFi connections, tweak the lockscreen somehow, and improve visual effects while using the front camera. The Update is About 10MB Enjoy!

Please, Note that the DivX support will be removed after Upgradeing and will be added back on Future Updates (4.1.0).

Update Instructions (.PDF)

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Google Senior Vice President of Mobile Andy Rubin today let us know that you willl be able to pick the Galaxy Nexus up complete with 4G LTE capabilities from Verizon US or your local Best Buy or Radio Shack store. You will be able to pick this device up in Canada, the UK, Germany, Italy, Korea, and Japan during this week (beside USA).

He also said that the following countries are next to get the Galaxy Nexus: Australia, France, Russia, India, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Whether or not that will be the end of the list is still up to debate.

Today is December 15th in the US which means that the Galaxy Nexus is now available to purchase from Verizon. It will cost you 299.99 USD on a two-year contract but you already knew that.

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Facebook and Google may have fallen out over contacts sync, Google stripping support for adding Facebook friends into the Android address book back in the Nexus S days, but that has not stopped modders from adding it back into Ice Cream Sandwich. A newly released MoDaCo ROM includes contacts sync support once more, along with some relatively low resolution contact photos that show up for each user.

By default, although the Facebook app is available for use on Ice Cream Sandwich handsets, it does not support integration of Facebook friends with the new People app in Android 4.0. Officially, that is down to Facebook not falling in with Google data policy, with the fact that the previous behavior created a false sense of data portability as contacts were updated with information but those details could not then be exported off the handset.