4.2.2 update, rumour??

[Russ Smith]

http://m.christianpost.com/news/htc-one-android-4-2-jellybean-update-to-arrive-in-2-months--92509/

How reliable do you reckon this is?? Awesome if true... Posted on a HTC One facebook page...

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[popartist]

IIRC, last year's One line launched with a lower version of ICS but was updated fairly quickly to 4.0.4, no reason not to expect the same here with Jellybean 4.2. Going from Jellybean to Key Lime Pie is another question though.

 

[Russ Smith]

http://www.phonesreview.co.uk/2013/03/23/htc-one-could-update-to-jelly-bean-4-2-2-within-2-months/

Original story

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[Phil Nickinson]

Anything can happen, but I wouldn't bet on it.

 

[BigDinCA]

With the exception of PhotoSphere I'm pretty sure I could care less about 4.2.2. If I recall, it was really minor tweaks and I don't think anyone is getting PhotoSphere right now except the Nexus phones. Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[StueybUK]

Would be nice to know that they at least have a plan for updates.

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[dk0654]

Though HTC has some decent phones their reputation for updates sucks.
I read that the HTC One will get 4.2.2 but WILL NOT get 5.0 KLP

 

[KineticMD]

Though HTC has some decent phones their reputation for updates sucks.
I read that the HTC One will get 4.2.2 but WILL NOT get 5.0 KLP

I suggest this entire board read this:

The checkered, slow history of Android handset updates | Ars Technica

HTC's reputation for updates has been marred by carrier laziness more than their own, though they do need to get up to Samsung's pace when it comes to delivering multiple OS updates to the same phone. Also, where did you hear the One won't get Key Lime Pie?

 

[kygator13]

Anything can happen, but I wouldn't bet on it.

So what your saying is there is a chance?

Sent from there can only be HTC One

 

[roflwaffleton]

Though HTC has some decent phones their reputation for updates sucks.
I read that the HTC One will get 4.2.2 but WILL NOT get 5.0 KLP

I think what you are referring to is 4.2.2 being the last update for the HTC One X, not the HTC One, and even that is just a rumor.

 

[frellingfrakker]

I think what you are referring to is 4.2.2 being the last update for the HTC One X, not the HTC One, and even that is just a rumor.

He's just a Samsung troll. He's made that same post on multiple threads.

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[Peter Venkman]

Not sure why everyone is using past experience with HTC as an indicator of future performance. Wouldn't everyone agree that the One is their Hail Mary? Their entire future is riding on this baby, and they've even stated they are not releasing multiple variants as they did last year with the One X, X+, S, SV, etc. I am willing to bet that 4.2.2 comes out within 30-45 days from now. Also, there was an article the other day stating that even Google was withholding KLP so that all of their OEMs would have it in hand and ready to push out around the time of its announcement, not 3-6 months later. There is no doubt in my mind that HTC will release KLP to the One and in a timely manner. I realize they couldn't be trusted in the past to do this, but this time it's different. They have to. They've had to change their mindset and their entire strategy. The One isn't just their flagship -- it's the last boat leaving the dock.

 

[bigtnew]

Not sure why everyone is using past experience with HTC as an indicator of future performance. Wouldn't everyone agree that the One is their Hail Mary? Their entire future is riding on this baby, and they've even stated they are not releasing multiple variants as they did last year with the One X, X+, S, SV, etc. I am willing to bet that 4.2.2 comes out within 30-45 days from now. Also, there was an article the other day stating that even Google was withholding KLP so that all of their OEMs would have it in hand and ready to push out around the time of its announcement, not 3-6 months later. There is no doubt in my mind that HTC will release KLP to the One and in a timely manner. I realize they couldn't be trusted in the past to do this, but this time it's different. They have to. They've had to change their mindset and their entire strategy. The One isn't just their flagship -- it's the last boat leaving the dock.

Crossing my fingers that you are right!

 

[dk0654]

I'm no Sammy Troll. I wouldn't own a Samsung product so what use would I have to state something I only read.
Maybe you need to read my post first... I talked about updates not the phone itself. I've owned several HTC phones and currently use an iPhone and will wait before buying the HTC One

 

[dk0654]

TROLL? Read what you just typed. Multiple threads? Haha Guess your the one trolling

He's just a Samsung troll. He's made that same post on multiple threads.

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[Topgonzo]

I'm no Sammy Troll. I wouldn't own a Samsung product so what use would I have to state something I only read.
Maybe you need to read my post first... I talked about updates not the phone itself. I've owned several HTC phones and currently use an iPhone and will wait before buying the HTC One

Well anyone that goes by educating themselves would know that HTC actually is the fastest on average to receive updates. Figure in all devices and length of time it takes to receive updates which btw are contingent on carriers also. I don't no where this myth started that HTC is slow..
http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/4179...-report-htc-t-mobile-fastest.htm#.UX66xsAo7qA
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Whic...t-to-update-its-devices-Which-carrier_id37983
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