The odds are good. However, you have to take into consideration that the international version of the phones will get it way sooner than the US version. The interesting part is what Samsumg will do with Google Now given that they have S Voice. They seemed to have invested a lot in their technology. On the other hand HTC will leave google now untouched which is good since it is one of the coolest features in Jelly Bean.
I guess it all comes down to how quickly Samsung can make JB work with Touchwiz, and how quickly HTC can make JB work with Sense.
Touchwiz does seem like a much bigger departure from ICS than Sense
nope. once the HTC and Samsung are done with the update they pass it to the carrier who goes through the process of loading their own software. how quickly the update comes out will come down to at&t.
That's not how it really works.
The carriers don't really touch anything. They don't have anyone competent to do that. These people can barely find their own ass with both hands.
They tell the Manufacturers here is a list of things we want installed and locked down.
Then they take their time testing it, pushing it to a few dozen employee devices or beta team members.
If you want it faster, buy an international unlocked version.
You guys might want to monitor the GS2 Skyrocket forum. The OTA update to 4.0 has been anything but smooth. In fact it appears its created more problems than anything!
Samsung Skyrocket and HTC Vivid came out same time and Vivid was one of the very first phones to get Gingerbread and Skyrocket just got it.
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Ice cream sandwich*?
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