Cheers Tom sorry for dragging you away from the pub 
One problem the Eforum has is the same as us and that's information
they only get told what higher up want to tell them.
There are reports of problems with it on Network versions of the rom
some networks always use rom updates as one up's on the computation
Now as the XEU has not come out first there is nothing to compare to.
Now if a network has a problem with a rom, they don't seem to fix it.
At the moment Vodafone have there hand full figuring out the simple fact of getting the rom out to sort the mess of 2.3.5
Now some of the problems are minor and there just normal updating problems e.g. apps being left on from previous
one thing when the rom is out
A FULL FACTORY RESET IS A MUST
some apps are not compatible once the users have done this there sorted
CPW users that have the XEU version are not complaining yet of any problems.
I agree were now on the 28th and the last update was on the 13th between then this thread Boomed one problem here is the eforum will leave this alone, the reason for that is who ever comments will then be a target for the double barrels
so what would help is something like the Australian team do is a regular updated Blog or thread that people can keep checking, as most have said they would like a problem free rom, Now if Vodafone are trying to figure out the roll out to be transparent and say so if they found some problems to say so. and a simple update to the date helps.
This would
A. Improve the confidence customers have with Vodafone
B. Show Vodafone care about there customers
C. Shows that Vodafone is fighting for there customers against manufacture that can make mistakes as well
If we had the above this thread would be much more light hearted
If other networks were having problems we could then sit back and say HA HA HA were OK because when we get the rom it will be fine.
Customers have not got this and never have had this
Being transparent does not hurt a company as your not hiding any thing
information is key !!!!
And clearly after Toms coments most ar happy for now, but this will only last for so long !!!
Now This is on Toms raidare and what he says does happen, and he does fight our Corner very well to the powers that be, but I fear sometimes he is banging his head on a brick wall with them , he is then limited to what he can do to help
Most of the other Vodafone companies in other countries are more transparent
But as Normal its a British company that does not want us to no what there doing they wont even tell there staff
but what he does is for the users and the eforum.
This is not a message to the eforum but Vodafone UK
Your Hurting your customer bass again
Well the HTC Sensation has got it, so I'd assume we'll be next?
http://forum.vodafone.co.uk/t5/HTC-Sensation/HTC-S
. No doubt Vodafone will announce when the update has come out of their testing process and is going to launch.I believe you have to use Keis? never really liked the software and the fact that OTA updates were not available however i would suggest maybe seeing if there is a Keis update to get ready?
@terrywarner
The O2 update is already out, and looking at their forums it's been generally well received, posters on the forum seem to have managed to sort out the battery drain issue as well.
I'm happy to wait until Vodafone have sorted out all the issues and it has to tell you something that Samsung have STILL not released their generic version for general release.
BUT, if it happens to come out today I'll still be happy!!! 
Yep Phone manufacture have killed the ICS with there launchers, The Galaxy Nexus s rocks but not on spec
If some one ports the launcher over they would make a killing as every one would ditch there stock launchers e.g. Touchwiz
windows phone users have the same launcher and all look the same
so why carn't use android, all we can do is down load a launcher
HTC you can change the theme
Thet have done a good job on the Galaxy S with its last rom
It shows what they can do when they think about it
@pipkinmark
Orange have not released ICS to their customers yet (sometime in April).
3's release is great if you want a phone full of bloatware.
O2 seem to have done a good job on their release but there were reports of glitches and battery drain, as mentioned above in previous posts.
XEU is the base standard for the ICS UK release, it's not just for carphone warehouse, etc... customers. I'd guess that the Vodafone release will come either just before the XEU release, as will Oranges'.
As the XEU version has not been officially released yet then it may be that Samsung are taking a proper look at the issues coming back from 3 and O2 before making the final tweaks and rolling it out.
ICS 4.0.4 has been rolled out to certain phones so it may be that 4.0.3 doesn't get released to the masses and we have to wait a bit longer for a stable release if 4.0.3 isn't cutting it.
I admit I'd happily use my phone for Beta testing the ROM but as Vodafone don't offer it we're all stuck with either waiting or flashing to a non-official ROM.
