In what marks the latest news on the Android 4.0 `Ice Cream Sandwich' upgrade front, Motorola has recently confirmed that its Droid Razr handset will be upgraded to the latest Android version in the second quarter of the year.

According to the details forwarded by Motorola, the Android ICS upgrade will be made available for the users of the Razr handsets in Europe, Asia Pacific region, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, Korea, Japan, China and Canada, in the April-June quarter; while the users of the handset in the US may have to wait longer because the handset is probably in the "wait and see" stage in the country.

As such, though the Razr users in the US will eventually get the Android ICS update on their handsets, Motorola will probably push the move in the country towards the middle or end of summer, if not later.

However, the US owners of the Motorola Xoom Family Edition, as well as the owners of the esoteric MT917 and XT928, in China will seemingly get the ICS update on their devices in the second quarter.

Meanwhile, the users of Atrix, Atrix 2 and Photon 4G in the US will also seemingly get the ICS upgrade in the 2012 third quarter - July through September - when the update will also reportedly land on some of the other devices like the two versions of the Xoom 2 and the Xyboard, along with Verizon's Droid Xyboards.