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Ice Cream Sandwich Arrives at Building 44 of the Googleplex

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I love seeing these statues. It usually means that a new version of Android – or at least the announcement of a new version – is right around the corner. Google’s delivered an Ice Cream Sandwich sculpture to the front lawn of the Googleplex, where larger-than-life representations of dessert corresponding to each major revision of Android hang out. Looks like everyone’s still out there, too. Cupcake isn’t in the direct shot but you can see it in the left-most window. We also can’t see donut but we can’t imagine it’s not out there if cupcake is. Yum. [via G+]

Quentyn Kennemer
The "Google Phone" sounded too awesome to pass up, so I bought a G1. The rest is history. And yes, I know my name isn't Wilson.

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18 Comments

  1. makes me hungry!

  2. Now we know why the announcement was delayed.

  3. Cool statue!

  4. i’m so stealing my wife’s upgrade for this new phone :D

    1. I gave my mom my Memoir and got the G2 with my upgrade last year. Now she want’s another phone. I guess I can get her upgrade and give her my G2. Heh heh…

  5. I still don’t understand how Honeycomb is a dessert.

    1. They’re talking about actual honeycombs – which people would sometimes chew on as a sweet treat – not the cereal.

  6. THIS is all the confirmation I needed.

  7. YUMYUM

  8. i’ll go to Googleplex just to bite his head

  9. oh no he’s gonna melt down , SAVE HIM
    NOOOOOOOOOOOO

  10. see, apple doesn’t do cool shit like this. also, they don’t stream it like all android events are. love google

  11. Donut is there you can see it in the window reflection on the far left ;)

    1. That’s a Cupcake. Donut is nowhere to be seen.

  12. That’s a cupcake

  13. I still think Google should’ve had the blue “Andy bee” in the honeycomb rather than the regular green Andy.

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