In the weeks following the announcement, many companies have listed many of their popular devices as "getting ICS." It seems better than for versions past. I t

In the weeks following the announcement, many companies have listed many of their popular devices as "getting ICS." It seems better than for versions past. I think almost all major (Honeycomb) tablets are slated for ICS, many of the most popular phones including the SGS2, Nexus S, and others are slated for ICS. Also, Gingerbread has gotten 50% within a year of release. Plus, many pre-2.2 devices are eligible for upgrade around now. I don't think it's a stretch to suggest soon ICS will have a strong market presence, and within a year ICS+ will be on the majority of devices. edit: ICS+ means ICS and any versions released after it, not the version after ICS.