AT&T pulls Android 4.1 update notice for HTC One X
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Android 4.1 should be coming soon to AT&T's HTC One X |
Also coming is a new countdown timer for the front-facing camera to help you better take self-portraits. Keep your documents, photos and videos safely tucked away in the AT&T Locker, the carrier's name for its cloud-based storage offering. AT&T DriveMode will automatically send a text message to those trying to call you, text you or send you an email when you are in a vehicle moving faster than 25MPH. And AT&T Messages is a universal in-box for your texts, calls, and voicemail messages.
Ok, so none of these features will be on your AT&T HTC One X today, but it does give you something to look forward to.
source: AndroidPolice via DailyMobile
**UPDATE**
Well folks, it seems that Jelly Bean is a go for the veteran smartphone, seeing that's the official word from AT&T. As always, you can snag the update by clicking on the "Check for updates" option in the Android settings. Be merry folks, be very merry right now!
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31 Comments
21. KingKurogiii posted on 07 Mar 2013, 17:18 0
HTC used to be the best at upgrading their devices.
29. BillyG posted on 08 Mar 2013, 17:41 1
USED to be. now move on.
30. KingKurogiii posted on 08 Mar 2013, 20:34 0
i only say that because i'm just not sure if they still are. even if they aren't they wouldn't be too far behind.
31. BillyG posted on 09 Mar 2013, 11:35 0
try very... far behind.
22. lsutigers posted on 07 Mar 2013, 18:04 0
Yeah congrats One X'ers. I really cant believe this phone is still on ICS.
3. harman posted on 07 Mar 2013, 14:23 6
Just checked for system updates on my AT&T HTC One X
currently downloading software update 630.7MB :)
4. N.Reynolds posted on 07 Mar 2013, 14:24 0
Well, the page is back up. It says the roll out does start today.
5. imkyle posted on 07 Mar 2013, 14:26 0
It was released, then pulled, and then released again.
7. p5yb0rg (unregistered) posted on 07 Mar 2013, 14:42 6
It's AT&T to blame this time as the global variant received JB months ago.
14. Taters posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:57 0
The Global versions used the Tegra 3, so that is even more of a fail.
Either way, still pretty slow to receive the update.
8. Commentator posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:00 5
My Evo got JB last December, so something tells me this is more AT&T's fault...
9. Berzerk000 posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:12 4
The international One X got it back in October. This delay is AT&T's fault.
11. CanYouSeeTheLight posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:23 0
Look who is him! The one who called me an "HTC fanboy", tell me something, am i an HTC fanboy or are you just a mad HTC hater?
My One X has been running JB since October, just saying.
25. ngo2dd posted on 07 Mar 2013, 21:56 0
Look at the damn troll. My EVO 4g LTE has jelly since November. Same same the one on ATT. Stop trolling.
26. Taters posted on 08 Mar 2013, 03:09 0
Yeah. The GS3 got it ages ago so HTC still sucks. I am just stating the facts here.
28. Berzerk000 posted on 08 Mar 2013, 07:41 1
The EVO 4G LTE got Jelly Bean in December, The GS3 on Sprint (the first in the U.S to get it) got Jelly Bean in October. 2 months isn't that big a difference, it's the same time frame that Verizon had for the Galaxy Nexus' 4.1 update, and the same for the other U.S GS3's (aside from T-Mobile) to get 4.1.
The international One X got 4.1 in October, the international GS3 got it in September, but there were a lot of bugs so Samsung cancelled the update and released a revised version in October.
It was AT&T's fault for the delay on the One X, not HTC's. You called me a Samsung hater (falsely, might I add) when you're bashing HTC for no good reason.
12. p5yb0rg (unregistered) posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:31 0
Well, it's better late than never. My Atrix was promised ICS until AT&T canned that idea. Hopefully, this update along with a new case will make me hold on to my One X a little longer to decide between the One or GS4.
10. true1984 posted on 07 Mar 2013, 15:13 1
the evo got it and its the same thing, so whats taking so long?
16. Taters posted on 07 Mar 2013, 16:00 1
Makes you wonder how long it will take the AT & T HTC One to get key lime pie. Too long HTC.
23. Andrew10301 posted on 07 Mar 2013, 19:15 1
Ever since I updated to 4.1 on my one x my Wi-Fi has yet to work, even though my tablet and all other devices are working fine
27. Taters posted on 08 Mar 2013, 03:11 0
Sounds like typical HTC testing. Which means that they probably didn't even test it before releasing it over the air.
24. Yummy posted on 07 Mar 2013, 20:49 0
I just wanted to add some feedback. . The update is working great but there are some minor bugs. When you turn off the screen and want to turn it back on, from the time you press the power button until the screen turns on there is about a 3 second delay and is very annoying. There is a lot of junk from att but that is expected. The camera interface is friendlier. They decided to add this annoying toolbar in their browser but an easy fix is just to download another browser. Otherwise, the update is solid.
