A source for S4GRU tells the site that the Sprint Samsung GALAXY Nexus will be launched on April 15th. The source is characterized as a Sprint insider from the Product Development division who confirms the release date even if it works out to be a Sunday. Sprint has a contest featuring the device that ends on April 14th which would seem to point to a release around the 15th.

Even though Sprint has not flicked the on switch on its LTE network, a goal made harder by the end of the carrier relationship with LightSquared, the Sprint version of the Samsung GALAXY Nexus will support 4G LTE. According to the source, the default connectivity will be 3G which means that when you turn on the phone, it will boot up to a 3G connection. The handset will feature a 3G/4G toggle switch that will allow the user to switch to a faster data speed.

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Android ICS 4.0 was launched on November 17, 2011 along with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus but like every new software, had some few bugs. Due to this, Google had to release the first update which was the ICS 4.0.2 on November 28 which is very close to the device release date. This version also has some bugs too.

Meanwhile, Samsung Nexus S (previous Google Nexus flagship) users is suffering with their 4.0.3 Bugs and issues such as the vibration feedback of the keys below the display occasionally fading, or the vibration stopping altogether. Then there is also the USB transfer speed, that has dropped from around 5 MB/s to 1.5 MB/s. They can't get any fix to their issues from Google or an official response. GSMArena posted a photo of some Nexus users complaining about this matter (Photo Above).

The Android 4.0.4 ROM for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus that was leaked last Month is still not Officially released by Google or even hinted to a Release date for this update. But as we say Better late than Buggy! This Update will fix all Galaxy Nexus known bugs and End the suffering of the Nexus S users.

We all saw the Galaxy Nexus white that was released and available for pre-orders on clove.co.uk. Today, According to a device launch schedule leaked, it appears that the 16GB version of the Galaxy Nexus will be arriving at Verizon U.S. on April 5th in both the white and gray variety.

Its disappointed that there will not be a white 32GB Galaxy Nexus, but it may be good news for those hoping to score a Galaxy Nexus at a more equitable rate it seems likely that the launch of the versions with less internal memory will be concurrent with a reduction in price. The Galaxy Nexus White for Verizon will cost $199 on contract.

Samsung has discontinued its 32GB GSM variant of the Galaxy Nexus. Expansys product page of the Galaxy Nexus 32 GB HSDPA+ lists the device as discontinued and suggests the 16 GB variant instead.

The Galaxy Nexus is at a disadvantage by not offering additional storage options and lacks mass storage mode. So the only way to have the device with 16 GB storage was to buy the 32 GB version.

Adobe has just released an Update for the Adobe Flash for Android ICS to Version 11.1.115.6, even if adobe will dis-continue the developing of Adobe flash for Mobile, the Updates brings many security and performance improvements for the Android ICS devices.

Flash Player Android 4.0: v11.1.115.6
Flash Player Android (2.x,3.x): v11.1.111.6

Update Change-log :
- Seeking while video is paused will not update the frame on ICS devices.
- StageVideo using On2 and Sorenson does not work on ICS devices.
- Security Enhancements.

Head to your Market App on your Device and Update your Adobe Flash!