You still rocking a Samsung Galaxy Tab (that is the original iteration)? If yes you probably know by now that there will be no Ice Cream Sandwich update coming out of the Samsung labs to grace your good old Android tablet.
However, the community is hard at work as usual. You can run Ice Cream Sandwich on your original Samsung Galaxy Tab thanks to CyanogenMod 9. You have to know from the beginning that some bits, like the camera, are not working but if you have to have the latest OS, you’ll probably get passed that and also those words of warning that come whenever you start tinkering with your device.
Following the source link below you can get to the thread which hosts the description, feedback and all the good stuff you’ll need.
Source: XDA Developers
Via: DroidDog
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