If you’re one of the many still waiting then Google’s Larry Page feels your pain and is making the Nexus supply problems a priority of the search giant’s.

At a recent earnings call, Page addressed the shortages of both the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 tablet and promised that he plans to make the issue “an absolute priority”. Details on how Google plan to ease pressure from LG and Samsung to meet demand weren’t provided, and all parties are reluctant to give any indication of a time frame to the fix.

While overwhelming demand is what most companies strive for when launching a new product, the problems with Nexus device shortages has driven a number of possible Nexus owners to purchase alternative devices.

Are you waiting for a Nexus? Will you continue to wait or have you had enough?

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According to the latest financial figures of the company, over 190 million Android devices have sold around the world, with CEO Larry Page at the ship’s wheel. While 190 million is quite a large number, more importantly is the other one; 2.25 billion dollars, which sums up Android’s success and Google’s alike.

Larry Page also declared he was excited about another thing than aside from the billions of dollars their products have brought the company, and that is the upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich launch.

“You won’t believe what we manage to get done in this release,” Page said excitedly… about the “Ice Cream Sandwich”.  Can Ice Cream Sandwich be a worthy counterattack against the somewhat troubled, yet advanced iOS 5 with Siri?

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