24.09.2013, 13:12 clock
The HTC One could be very lucky this month with the Update Android 4.3 to be provided – this at least implies the statement of HTC America chief Jason Mackenzie, who reported on Twitter on the upcoming release of the new version of Word. So that HTC would be good to schedule, because in August Mackenzie announced that they wanted to release Android 4.3 in September.
Android 4.2.2 has been officially released in July of this year, so this version should be installed with safety on nearly every HTC one. The next major update in the form of Android 4.3 is already busy adjusted for the top model, as a last device at the IFA exhibition proved 2013. One discovered that there was, however, still with a build with Sense 5.0 – Sense 5.5, also rumored to be recorded with the upcoming update, there was no sign
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Mackenzie on Twitter, be provided the developer devices from the Taiwanese top model with the latest versions of Android and Sense before the standard one-models. In this message, he refers only to equipment from the U.S. and Canada – European models remain to date currently outside. We can assume that, given the current state of development of the localized version of Android 4.3 rollout in Europe should also be imminent shortly.
The whole procedure to a final Android update is usually quite lengthy and complicated, since not only the smartphone maker is involved in the development process, but also Google and the various network operators. If one of the parties found an error or inconsistency, the corresponding build goes back to the developers – the bug is patched, the new build has to be removed again. This continues until all issues are resolved and the firmware appears stable. Given this, it is often difficult to predict when an update is finally released. But maybe it works with Android 4.3 so quite quickly, because too many new features are – at least superficially – not included
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[via AndroidAndMe]
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