Apparently, S3 is getting their Jelly Bean update starting 25th of OCT.... Which is tomorrow. :'''(
I hope we get ours very soon.
I hope we get ours very soon.
There is a guaranteed way to get some jelly bean goodness on your phone today.... Root that beast! We have several stable jelly bean builds. Personally cm10 runs better than Sense has ever run for me.
I'll be honest here. I'm disappointed with both Sprint and HTC. We should have had the Jellybean update already for the EVO. HTC is refusing to announce that the EVO will get the update so I'm not counting on it. I'll probably lbe switching over the the Nexus lines when this contract is up and will probably also ditch Sprint if they haven't got their act together. Once there's a stable CM10 for the EVO, and I'm confident we won't be getting the JB update, I'll be trying my hand at rooting and getting some Jellybean love from Cyanogen.
I had the original EVO and it got updates faster than most and Sprint treated it as a "flagship" phone for over a year. With the LTE, I feel like we've been ditched for Samsung and Apple. It's a damn shame that two companies that showed so much promise two years ago have fallen so far and left their faithful customers holding the bill.
I don't like Samsung products (or the company for that matter - I think they're trying to become the far-east version of Apple) or Apple (they're slipping big time in the mobile market IMHO). I also don't like the Verizon (the crapware and mods to the phone lines) and think their phone selection is third in line to ATT and Sprint. It's just gonna suck when this contract is up and I have to choose again.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the evo technically a one series phone? Specifically the one x, just the sprint version of the one x?
It is a One X. Same screen, same CPU, same cameras, same chipset, pretty much identical software. Only difference is the different body (with the SD slot, kickstand, and camera buttons). Probably 99% of the work for an OS update to the One X is already complete for the Evo LTE, the only big factor being the radios/Sprint network validation.
And Sprint apps
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the evo technically a one series phone? Specifically the one x, just the sprint version of the one x?
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