HTC says the One A9 will receive every Android update within 15 days of Nexus devices
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- AnonD-632062
- Hxc
- 22 Apr 2017
Forget 15 days, it has crossed 15 weeks & still many A9 units are yet to receive their Nougat updates. Now tell me, how can I trust someone who breaks their promises.....
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- AnonD-625621
- 7k2
- 16 Jan 2017
Hey guys ! We're from the future... kniw what? Its jan 2017 and htc hasnt updated this handset to android 7 in 15 days !
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- Rafe Firman
- xHb
- 22 Oct 2015
After they give one OTA to A9, HTC then will say, " Your device is not met hardware requirement for future update".
Ring a bell?
They have been doing this trick in the past.
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- AnonD-233406
- Nu7
- 21 Oct 2015
I know my experience with HTC, I can't ever buy their phones with my money to use. its better to use a phone n expect no updates so that when u get the update unexpectedly u will appreciate it.
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- Anonymous
- 43@
- 21 Oct 2015
I hate to say anyone is a liar here BUT...
History indicates HTC is not telling the truth. They once promised Android updates within 90 days of software releases and weren't able to deliver. It's going to be much more difficult to deliver on 15 days. I feel like they're grasping at straws and making promises they know they can't deliver on in the desperate hope they can sell enough A9's that it won't matter if they make half those people upset over slow software updates.
And of course let's not forget how the HTC One Mini was promised lollipop and never got it. Their credibility just isn't very credible.
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- Andriod
- TRE
- 21 Oct 2015
Looks like Andriod One as htc one A9 by collaborating with Google. Like other Android One phones this will also receive timely updates.
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- Anonymous
- npr
- 20 Oct 2015
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Selling my Samsung S5 right NOW
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- SDKforLumia
- KIB
- 20 Oct 2015
Still, who cares? With those specs and that price strategy, you are going nowhere HTC but into your own grave.
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- AnonD-442781
- JiR
- 20 Oct 2015
AnonD-1068, 20 Oct 2015is it any better than previous promises? they promised loll... moreThe m9 launched with lollipop, so I can understand why they would have trouble upgrading it to lollipop.
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- AnonD-257034
- nH{
- 20 Oct 2015
AnonD-1068, 20 Oct 2015is it any better than previous promises? they promised loll... moreAnd you know why they didn't release lollipop for M9 within 90 days? Because M9 was released more than 2 months after the period has ended.
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- AnonD-1068
- v{M
- 20 Oct 2015
is it any better than previous promises? they promised lollipop for m9(i guess, not sure) within 90 days of release, and they couldnt!
easy to make promises, difficult to live upto them.
within 15 days update will be only possible when they have debundled sense UI completely from android core, so they can release sense components update through play store(they have started debundling already though, but only a few apps have been released so far), and just update the android core when new release comes up.
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- Vic
- g8k
- 20 Oct 2015
For $679 they can update it within 15 minutes but it's doesn't matter at all...
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- ashyjay92
- 3xq
- 20 Oct 2015
yeah that ain't happening, when HTC can't even keep up with the updates for the M8 and M9, and even write off the one mini 2 after 6 months.