Why did HTC leave out the EVO LTE when announcing Jellybean upgrades? - Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE

“We know HTC fans are excited to get their hands on Google’s latest version of Android. At this point in time, we can confirm that we have plans to upgrade our HTC One X, HTC One XL and HTC One S to Jelly Bean. Please stay tuned for more updates regarding device upgrades, timing and other details about HTC and Jelly Bean.”
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Please stay tuned for more updates regarding device upgrades, timing and other details about HTC and Jelly Bean.

I've noticed that the LTE hasn't been getting too much love compare to what the og evo got when it first came out, but it is still a relatively new phone and the first source dropped not too long ago. But personally, there isn't much I don't have with the rooted stock rom right now. I have EOS JB on my Xoom and other than Google Now, not really missing much based on my usage style.

"This device will be downgraded to Froyo due to Apple patents"

Maybe because HTC has more One X/XL/S/V models sold than Evo 4g lte. Also maybe Sprint never agreed to release JB on the evo 4g lte? I dunno...

I can't stand all these posts.
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Rxpert said:
I can't stand all these posts.
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Do you really stand up when you browse XDA? I could never handle that.
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the reason why it hasn't been announced is that sprint has partner shop with htc as far as updates goes same reason why the sgsIII received like three updates before we got our first one even tho the evo was put before

Honestly, I don't care. I have a Nexus 7 and it isn't super buttery smooth compared to ICS like the the tech sites are making it out to be. It feels the same to me. Though I feel ICS is as smooth as it gets most of the time anyway except for immediately after unlocking the phone when it has been asleep for awhile. It would be nice to be on the current OS but I don't feel like ICS is a major step back. The notifications of Android 4.1 are nice though.

If Sprint holds true to its past with upgrades we will see it shortly after the next EVO device is launched.

You guys honestly complain so much. What's wrong with the way the phone performs now? Chill out and enough questions about jelly bean. It will come when it comes. This phone is a flagship HTC one X phone for sprint...do you honestly believe we won't get the next one or two (possibly 3) iterations of android?
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Steven 1 said:
You guys honestly complain so much. What's wrong with the way the phone performs now? Chill out and enough questions about jelly bean. It will come when it comes.
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This. X1000
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If Sprint holds true to its past with upgrades we will see it shortly after the next EVO device is launched.
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... it took less than 2 months for the original EVO 4G to updated to Froyo... I'd say that is a better example of Sprint's record with updating a new device, than comparing it to updating devices that are fairly old (the EVO 4G was 6 months old when Gingerbread came out, and was updated about 6 months after that).

They said the One XL will get it, so we can count on the devs to then get it to us from there. No worries.
Devs > Sprint.
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Steven 1 said:
You guys honestly complain so much. What's wrong with the way the phone performs now? Chill out and enough questions about jelly bean. It will come when it comes. This phone is a flagship HTC one X phone for sprint...do you honestly believe we won't get the next one or two (possibly 3) iterations of android?
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+1!
I'd rather be stuck on ICS forever than have my favorite apps not work properly with JB.
Yes i know its "almost the same" but almost doesn't mean it is. I tried apex on a JB build and it wouldn't even start, so either that build is missing something or its not as almost as everyone makes it out to be.
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LTE owners should view this as if they were installing a cumulative Windows Update patch, like SP1, which will fix things... And break things... Such as backwards compatibility with apps.
However, with that being said, I'll be flashing Jelly Bean the same second it is released. CM10 AOSP, where are you?
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Kujila said:
"This device will be downgraded to Froyo due to Apple patents"
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Nooooooo...:crying:

AKA, "The Jobs Effect"
... And his legend lives on...
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edboston said:
I've noticed that the LTE hasn't been getting too much love compare to what the og evo got when it first came out, but it is still a relatively new phone and the first source dropped not too long ago. But personally, there isn't much I don't have with the rooted stock rom right now. I have EOS JB on my Xoom and other than Google Now, not really missing much based on my usage style.
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Why do people call it "the LTE"? Its an EVO. Other phones have had "LTE" in the name...
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LTE owners should view this as if they were installing a cumulative Windows Update patch, like SP1, which will fix things... And break things... Such as backwards compatibility with apps.
However, with that being said, I'll be flashing Jelly Bean the same second it is released. CM10 AOSP, where are you?
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Normally, I refer to the device as the LTEVO. Good catch!
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EVO V 4G

What the heck is the deal with the new EVO V 4G on Virgin Mobile. This phone is literally the exact same that we are using and it comes with an OFFICIAL ICS update. We EVO 3D users still do not have a truly official ICS update, so what the heck? Why don't original EVO 3D owners have a ICS upgrade while owners of the exact same phone with a different name do. WTF HTC?!?!? First HTC phone and probably last; the lack of support(dev included, compared to other phones of the same calibre) is just ridiculous. Looks like the next google device is the way to go.
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What the heck is the deal with the new EVO V 4G on Virgin Mobile. This phone is literally the exact same that we are using and it comes with an OFFICIAL ICS update. We EVO 3D users still do not have a truly official ICS update, so what the heck? Why don't original EVO 3D owners have a ICS upgrade while owners of the exact same phone with a different name do. WTF HTC?!?!? First HTC phone and probably last; the lack of support(dev included, compared to other phones of the same calibre) is just ridiculous. Looks like the next google device is the way to go.
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Not htc at all, you can thank sprint for this.
I personally think our devs have done a fantastic job. Plenty of ics builds to, why so mad.
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chROMed said:
Not htc at all, you can thank sprint for this.
I personally think our devs have done a fantastic job. Plenty of ics builds to, why so mad.
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Actually, this does in fact fall on HTC. You can't very well blame Sprint for the lack of official ICS for all the branded and unbranded/unlocked GSM 3d models now can you?
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vowywowy said:
What the heck is the deal with the new EVO V 4G on Virgin Mobile. This phone is literally the exact same that we are using and it comes with an OFFICIAL ICS update. We EVO 3D users still do not have a truly official ICS update, so what the heck? Why don't original EVO 3D owners have a ICS upgrade while owners of the exact same phone with a different name do. WTF HTC?!?!? First HTC phone and probably last; the lack of support(dev included, compared to other phones of the same calibre) is just ridiculous. Looks like the next google device is the way to go.
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Have you even checked out the dev section lately?
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Oh yea... I'm a *****. Haha!
Sprint did this to keep the production and life of the EVO 3D going, just on a "different" carrier. Even when I called Sprint to have my EVO 3D replaced a couple weeks ago, they were going to try and figure out a way to send me a Virgin Mobile 3D and get it working on Sprint (Yeah, they actually said that. Then I told them, 'I'm pretty sure you guys can't do that.')
This way the EVO 3D and WiMax lives on for a little longer, and they can usher in the LTE with their new lineup. WiMax will be a hand-me-down to Virgin Mobile eventually, just like the EVO 3D is to them, and the EVO Design is to Boost.
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Sprint did this to keep the production and life of the EVO 3D going, just on a "different" carrier. Even when I called Sprint to have my EVO 3D replaced a couple weeks ago, they were going to try and figure out a way to send me a Virgin Mobile 3D and get it working on Sprint (Yeah, they actually said that. Then I told them, 'I'm pretty sure you guys can't do that.')
This way the EVO 3D and WiMax lives on for a little longer, and they can usher in the LTE with their new lineup. WiMax will be a hand-me-down to Virgin Mobile eventually, just like the EVO 3D is to them, and the EVO Design is to Boost.
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The evo3d isn't even close to a hand me down for them. Considering they have ics, and well we don't.
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lyon21 said:
Have you even checked out the dev section lately?
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This is defeating the purpose of the OP. Again, I've said this before.. HTC fails when it came to this phone. The customer service is piss, they are boosting there PR, and making us suffer.
Oh hey you want ics too bad, root and install a Custom rom. Defeats the purpose of everything HTC. People complain that to make the iphone like a HTC they have to jailbreak it, we'll, HTC is doing the same thing with their phones.. People are to blind to see it.
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vowywowy said:
What the heck is the deal with the new EVO V 4G on Virgin Mobile. This phone is literally the exact same that we are using and it comes with an OFFICIAL ICS update. We EVO 3D users still do not have a truly official ICS update, so what the heck? Why don't original EVO 3D owners have a ICS upgrade while owners of the exact same phone with a different name do. WTF HTC?!?!? First HTC phone and probably last; the lack of support(dev included, compared to other phones of the same calibre) is just ridiculous. Looks like the next google device is the way to go.
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Can't blame the developers for the degree of difficulty it takes to make custom roms for this phone without sources. I can honestly say if it wasn't for the 3d camera stuff, this phone would have a hell of a lot more development. Now HTC has been sandbagging as far a source code and kernel information and this is making me look more and more at the Galaxy S3 vs the Evo Lte.
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The evo3d isn't even close to a hand me down for them. Considering they have ics, and well we don't.
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It does when it hits that 1-year mark, and Sprint starts releasing their next generation phones with next generation connectivity. It's a hand-me-down now...
Samsung drops support at launch for most devices
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I know there are ics roms available based on leaks... But the point is support your flagship devices first. That's in part why people buy them.
I am running a ics rom and there are some bugs. The one that bothers me is the front camera reversing pics. And then there was the fact no one knew the firmware messed things up for a lot of us. Sprint and htc need to support us first or we won't buy their flagship again.
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gk1984 said:
I know there are ics roms available based on leaks... But the point is support your flagship devices first. That's in part why people buy them.
I am running a ics rom and there are some bugs. The one that bothers me is the front camera reversing pics. And then there was the fact no one knew the firmware messed things up for a lot of us. Sprint and htc need to support us first or we won't buy their flagship again.
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I am running an ICS ROM and there are absolutely no bugs at all. The front camera reversing the pics was an instagram bug, not ICS and blaming anyone but yourself for flashing the VM firmware is just plain silly. If you want to blame anybody, blame sprint. The reason that VM got ICS is because Sprint didn't have to take a buttload of time adding their crapware to the image and then more time testing it. They should have done what they have done in the past and "leak" the image for us to "test" and find the bugs.
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Samsung drops support at launch for most devices
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Most truthful post yet.
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I am running an ICS ROM and there are absolutely no bugs at all. The front camera reversing the pics was an instagram bug, not ICS and blaming anyone but yourself for flashing the VM firmware is just plain silly. If you want to blame anybody, blame sprint. The reason that VM got ICS is because Sprint didn't have to take a buttload of time adding their crapware to the image and then more time testing it. They should have done what they have done in the past and "leak" the image for us to "test" and find the bugs.
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Yes, the firmware was my fault but to be fair some of the first leaks said to flash it for the rom to work. I don't want to offset the blame, but at the time we didn't know much about it and i was impatient (my fault for that).
Anyway... I don't have instagram, never installed it... yet still have that bug. i've had it since a full wipe. Tried 3 different roms... exists in all. so not sure why I have it if others experience it.
I've had that reversed front camera issue for awhile. Doesn't bug me though, it still remains on my current Rom (MikVirgin). Certain camera apps allow you to flip that ffc image, apparently this happens on plenty of other devices also.
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Ok, I'm new here so this may be way off the subject.... There are a few folks that have posted a full odexed and deodexed versions of the new ICS rom on our HTC Evo V's. Can't you just flash that rom to your phone and have everything working like it's supposed to? Just asking.
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Ok, I'm new here so this may be way off the subject.... There are a few folks that have posted a full odexed and deodexed versions of the new ICS rom on our HTC Evo V's. Can't you just flash that rom to your phone and have everything working like it's supposed to? Just asking.
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Yeah...have no idea how these people have so many problems with these ROMS. Must be doing it wrong.
virgin mobile iphone 4s
get this then virgin is also getting the iphone
go look at there site
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get this then virgin is also getting the iphone
go look at there site
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Yeah, but it will probably be at full contract price...who the hell wants to pay $600-$800 for a iCrap.
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Yeah, but it will probably be at full contract price...who the hell wants to pay $600-$800 for a iCrap.
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not me but i did get the evo v i like it

How Do Updates Work?

I've complained to Sprint on the delay of ICS for the EVO 3D. They have told me that they don't have the software and are unable to send it. Also they have told me that they have no control when HTC will send the upgrade to them.
Now, this makes no sense to me. I would think that Sprint has something to do with this and it's not just a HTC issue. In fact, HTC told me that it's a joint effort between them and Sprint, which makes sense to me.
This BS with the update is really making me consider getting a Galaxy Nexus for my next phone. But, I have concerns about Sprint just refusing to let the update happen, which is what I think is going on with the EVO 3D ICS update.
So, to my question, how do system updates work?
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I truly don't believe its a sprint issue at this point. HTC has been less than forthcoming about updates for the 3d (or any HTC phone, for that matter).
I'm sure sprint has to QC check and approve/push the update (and probably has final say as to whether or not the update gets pushed at all) but I'm fairly certain the ball is in HTCs court right now.
Then again, this is 100% opinion and speculation on my end - I'm probably completely off base.
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mushroom_cult said:
I truly don't believe its a sprint issue at this point. HTC has been less than forthcoming about updates for the 3d (or any HTC phone, for that matter).
I'm sure sprint has to QC check and approve/push the update (and probably has final say as to whether or not the update gets pushed at all) but I'm fairly certain the ball is in HTCs court right now.
Then again, this is 100% opinion and speculation on my end - I'm probably completely off base.
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Actually, no. Look on there blog and they have dates listed for ICS release on many different phones.
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Katt50 said:
Actually, no. Look on there blog and they have dates listed for ICS release on many different phones.
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Whose blog? Sprints our HTCs?
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Whose blog? Sprints our HTCs?
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HTC, Sprint hasn't officially announced anything.
www.htc.com/www/help/android4faq/?cid=android4blog
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HTC, Sprint hasn't officially announced anything.
www.htc.com/www/help/android4faq/?cid=android4blog
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Oh yeah, that. That's been known for a while.
Regardless, that still gives HTC 25 more days before they have to provide sprint with software to test (assuming that is, in fact, the way it works - I still don't know) just to be compliant with their own schedule. On top of that, sprint will have to test and approve the update before pushing it out.
IMO, I think we'd see leaked RUUs for sprint if they actually had a functional ROM in testing right now. But at the same time, we've got the leaked ROM from virgin mobile, so who knows?
Either way, I'm glad I jumped ship and left sprint
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Ok, so I just revisited the 3d forums for the first time since jumping ship.
I revise my opinion. Based on the fact that pretty much every other carrier seems to be receiving OTA updates (based on the massive number of threads in the general forum), I'm gong to go ahead and assume that sprint has, in fact, dropped the ball on this one.
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I would assume that once HTC finally developes the updates, Sprint test it and adds/deletes anything they want to before it is released to the end user.
Ok, yes, we agree that Sprint sucks on getting the upgrade out.
However, my question still stands. How Do Updates Work? I'm presuming that Google sends the upgrade to HTC, they make it work on their OS. Then they send it to Sprint, which makes their changes to work on their network and then they deliver the update.
Anyone got a clue?
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HTC confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean for HTC EVO 3D

It will come after update of One X and One S in line with One V
I do not know where is the link but it is true. But I think it will be in the third wave because there is Sensation as well
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It will come after update of One X and One S in line with One V
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source?
I want to see the source too.
So far I only saw XL and S confirmed
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Castellano2 said:
It will come after update of One X and One S in line with One V
I do not know where is the link but it is true. But I think it will be in the third wave because there is Sensation as well
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Unfortunately, this is useless information without proof. I really don't see it happening. And I'll probably be on a different device if/when it comes to Sprint.
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Without a source, this is straight up trolling. Somebody lock this useless thread, please.
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Doesn't mean sh*t without sprint doing something. Has sprint even released ICS yet?
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Doesn't mean sh*t without sprint doing something. Has sprint even released ICS yet?
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Who cares if Sprint release it?
HTC are the ones we would NEED to support it first.
Sprint will just bugger around with it after HTC would supply it, same as any network. If HTC refuse then Sprint can do nothing
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Who cares if Sprint release it?
HTC are the ones we would NEED to support it first.
Sprint will just bugger around with it after HTC would supply it, same as any network. If HTC refuse then Sprint can do nothing
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I understand that, but we don't even have ICS source for cdma, and we are supposed to get JB? thats more along the lines of what I meant. Either way, I will probably be running a copy of it before sprint even thinks about supporting it. Love the dev's around here!
Moral of the story ...don't post without proof
I don't think HTC will upgrade anything earlier than the one range because essentially they will have to develop two types of ROMs ...for the one series with imagesense and the rest of the range without image sense capabilities.
But you never know,shout enough and maybe they'll listen
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I truly think HTC isn't going to put the time and effort into doing the Jelly Bean update for it. And after this joke with the ICS update, do you really think Sprint is going to push it?
Now, can the EVO 3D run Jelly Bean, probably. Will we see it without rooting, no.
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Good luck with that :beer:
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source or didnt' happen..
I'm pretty sure this isn't actually going to happen. There's no indication of it anywhere. And even if OP provides a link, unless it's from multiple sources, it doesn't hold water.
I have source but I didnt post it because u will not understand that
http://smartmania.cz/bleskovky/htc-potvrzuje-dostupnost-androidu-41-pro-modely-one-x-a-one-s-2939
Im pretty sure they put evo 3d instead of one s on accident.
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Im pretty sure they put evo 3d instead of one s on accident.
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You dont know czech right?
I am really disappointed with you guys. I am owner of HTC One X and right now I give a sh*t about Evo3D but this information surprised mě so I wanted to share with you and what I gain? Only accusing from trolling etc..so next time I will not také care of you
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I have source but I didnt post it because u will not understand that
http://smartmania.cz/bleskovky/htc-potvrzuje-dostupnost-androidu-41-pro-modely-one-x-a-one-s-2939
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Thanks OP (I'll click thanks when I get more, 8 per day is not enough)! I'll believe it when I see it, but here is the source document translated to English:
http://translate.google.com/transla...ost-androidu-41-pro-modely-one-x-a-one-s-2939
Look at the source: http://m.engadget.com/2012/07/20/htc-confirms-jelly-bean-for-one-x-one-xl-and-one-s/
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If im right, it doesnt say anything about updating the Evo 3D.
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Please don't judge my stupid stupid question.

What scarcely is my Evo 4g lte stock running.
Is it ics....what is it...where can I read as much as I can I. What this is running. Why does the Samsung galaxy s III seen so.much cooler. Can my Evo lte run jelly bean...will there be an update for it. Hmmmmmmm so many dumb questions. Ohhhhhh I had a nice little hint of lte or 4g just now in n Dallas. Instead of 3g it said 4g is that lte or no....if so what icon do I need to see. Thanks in advanced. You rock
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What scarcely is my Evo 4g lte stock running.
Is it ics....what is it...where can I read as much as I can I. What this is running. Why does the Samsung galaxy s III seen so.much cooler. Can my Evo lte run jelly bean...will there be an update for it. Hmmmmmmm so many dumb questions. Ohhhhhh I had a nice little hint of lte or 4g just now in n Dallas. Instead of 3g it said 4g is that lte or no....if so what icon do I need to see. Thanks in advanced. You rock
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Your device is running Android 4.0.3 (ICS) You can read about what version it's running from the settings>about menu. Android code names can be read from Google or Wikipedia. There are plenty of reasons the GS3 seems 'cooler' but only you can decide which you'd rather have, as they both run radically different UI overlays, even though they're running roughly the same version of Android (GS3: 4.0.4). Your EVO LTE is fully capable of running Jelly Bean officially. However, there are currently no stable daily driver worthy Jelly Bean custom ROMs available. As for an update to Jelly Bean? Only HTC and Sprint know the answers to that, but I assume like all the other EVOs, it will survive an update to at least one higher Android version, Jelly Bean being that version. When? I wouldn't expect one for quite a while. Your 4G icon was indeed LTE, because your phone does not have a WiMAX radio and the icon you saw is precisely what you should be seeing.
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What scarcely is my Evo 4g lte stock running.
Is it ics....what is it...where can I read as much as I can I. What this is running. Why does the Samsung galaxy s III seen so.much cooler. Can my Evo lte run jelly bean...will there be an update for it. Hmmmmmmm so many dumb questions. Ohhhhhh I had a nice little hint of lte or 4g just now in n Dallas. Instead of 3g it said 4g is that lte or no....if so what icon do I need to see. Thanks in advanced. You rock
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Yeah it's Ics 4.0.3 but themed a lot by sense and literally what your looking for spec wise I think it's exactly like the s3 spec wise IMHO, and I had the s3 returned it to get the EVO because the s3 physical build quality suck, I can't deal with the plastic and if you think the s 3 Is cool go and get that you have 14 days til you get charged a other activation fee or 30 days in most store its honestly your opinion both are great phones literally I view them as the same except one HTC one Samsung, HTC just caters to the features I like the camera is amazing and dedicated button also plus lcd is better on my eyes and I like the color better not so saturated.
And yes of course the phone can run jelly bean there's unofficial roms that work really good and as for a official update who knows lte hasn't been getting so much love I remember reading a article where sprint or HTC forgot which got bashed on for not advertising it and blaming as that's the reason it failed mainstream ( that's why you see a lot more EVO commercials now if you haven't noticed), but either way we will be getting a 100% working jelly bean one way or the other.
And for the icon I wouldn't know but common sense would say it's the because I don't remember this phone supporting 4G wimax
So dude its your decision ones really mainstream the other is like it's neglected twin both are the same one just got advertised well and at the same time doesn't change the hardware though so have fun contemplating.....
Fyi most of this is my humble opinion the rest is common sense read the forums posts and relax dude its a phone........ and heck I didn't even know there was a jelly bean port until after 2 weeks I dived into some old title post but frequently posted on.... Learned a lot that day Haha
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Your device is running Android 4.0.3 (ICS) You can read about what version it's running from the settings>about menu. Android code names can be read from Google or Wikipedia. There are plenty of reasons the GS3 seems 'cooler' but only you can decide which you'd rather have, as they both run radically different UI overlays, even though they're running roughly the same version of Android (GS3: 4.0.4). Your EVO LTE is fully capable of running Jelly Bean officially. However, there are currently no stable daily driver worthy Jelly Bean custom ROMs available. As for an update to Jelly Bean? Only HTC and Sprint know the answers to that, but I assume like all the other EVOs, it will survive an update to at least one higher Android version, Jelly Bean being that version. When? I wouldn't expect one for quite a while. Your 4G icon was indeed LTE, because your phone does not have a WiMAX radio and the icon you saw is precisely what you should be seeing.
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Damn dude you beat me to it lol, I think he just needed some re in insurance that he picked a good phone Imo
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I had the Evo lte before I heard about the gs3. And I.live my phone. Just hate the lack of lte. But thanks all great replies. What other goodies can my.phone do stock
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I just wanted to note that my wife has the gsIII and I have the EvoLTE- and I can say the only difference I can tell between the two are..
EvoLTE:
better screen
better camera (pictures)
better UI
kickstand/physical camera button
GSIII
better external speaker
bigger screen ( you can really tell a difference when they are side by side )
2gigs of ram
But really both still have the small lag problems. With the EvoLTE having less lag and I don't see this problem being fixed without JB or a custom rom..
also battery life on both are about the same..
xTmDarren said:
I just wanted to note that my wife has the gsIII and I have the EvoLTE- and I can say the only difference I can tell between the two are..
EvoLTE:
better screen
better camera (pictures)
better UI
kickstand/physical camera button
GSIII
better external speaker
bigger screen ( you can really tell a difference when they are side by side )
2gigs of ram
But really both still have the small lag problems. With the EvoLTE having less lag and I don't see this problem being fixed without JB or a custom rom..
also battery life on both are about the same..
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i thought...fromw hat i have read..that the gsIII only comes with 2gig ram if you get a world edition. but i must have read wrong somewhere. hmmmmm
Yea I was under the impression you have not read anything ..the s4 version (dual core) has the 2 gb of RAM...so that includes the US version...play with both and make a decision..the dev scene here has picked up a lot lately
Given that the GS3 is locked and you will have to lay down serious bank for the Developer Edition that's going to drop soon, the LTEVO has a serious edge there as well.
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michael.stollaire said:
Given that the GS3 is locked and you will have to lay down serious bank for the Developer Edition that's going to drop soon, the LTEVO has a serious edge there as well.
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There's a new developer edition?
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PsiPhiDan said:
There's a new developer edition?
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Of the Verizon edition, as the decided to lock the boot loader
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Ok.
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freeza said:
Your device is running Android 4.0.3 (ICS) You can read about what version it's running from the settings>about menu. Android code names can be read from Google or Wikipedia. There are plenty of reasons the GS3 seems 'cooler' but only you can decide which you'd rather have, as they both run radically different UI overlays, even though they're running roughly the same version of Android (GS3: 4.0.4). Your EVO LTE is fully capable of running Jelly Bean officially. However, there are currently no stable daily driver worthy Jelly Bean custom ROMs available. As for an update to Jelly Bean? Only HTC and Sprint know the answers to that, but I assume like all the other EVOs, it will survive an update to at least one higher Android version, Jelly Bean being that version. When? I wouldn't expect one for quite a while. Your 4G icon was indeed LTE, because your phone does not have a WiMAX radio and the icon you saw is precisely what you should be seeing.
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the original evo went through two android versions
2.1 eclair
2.2 froyo
current:
2.3 gingerbread
and its likely for the evo lte to get android version 5.0 do called key lime pie.
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Android 4.3 coming to EVO by next month?

So says Jason Mackenzie, president of global sales at HTC,
Lots of questions re 4.3 release for One. We r wrking hard (needs cert) to release 4.3 across all US, Canada skus by end Sept. DNA as well
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https://twitter.com/JasonMacHTC/status/369542700447453184
Even if we get it in October, should hold me over for my next upgrade around April of 2014.
JManekia said:
So says Jason Mackenzie, president of global sales at HTC,
https://twitter.com/JasonMacHTC/status/369542700447453184
Even if we get it in October, should hold me over for my next upgrade around April of 2014.
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I hate to be a burster of bubbles, however this tweet explicitly mentions the HTC One, and makes no reference to the Evo LTE, or even the HTC One X series of phones. It confirms nothing at all about any update coming for our device.
SoberSquid said:
I hate to be a burster of bubbles, however this tweet explicitly mentions the HTC One, and makes no reference to the Evo LTE, or even the HTC One X series of phones. It confirms nothing at all about any update coming for our device.
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It doesn't have to explicitly say it, since EVO LTE is a carrier specific phone, spun-off from HTC ONE X. Also, EVO LTE got the Jelly bean here first IIRC before HTC ONE X did here in the states. So if history is any indication, I think it does apply to EVO LTE.
JManekia said:
It doesn't have to explicitly say it, since EVO LTE is a carrier specific phone, spun-off from HTC ONE X. Also, EVO LTE got the Jelly bean here first IIRC before HTC ONE X did here in the states. So if history is any indication, I think it does apply to EVO LTE.
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However, this tweet is referring to the HTC One, not the HTC One X. The HTC One is the newest phone from HTC, and is about a year newer than the HTC One X. It was the one that launched with 4.2 and Sense 5 already on it.
I hope so......
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SoberSquid said:
However, this tweet is referring to the HTC One, not the HTC One X. The HTC One is the newest phone from HTC, and is about a year newer than the HTC One X. It was the one that launched with 4.2 and Sense 5 already on it.
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You're right. It is referring to ONE and not ONE X. My bad on this one. I was seeing X after ONE for some reason.
Holy hell does anyone actually read what they are posting? As stated above ...this is in reference to the newest flagship model the htc one..completely different phone from the evo lte
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No, that's specifically for the HTC One family.
We didn't even get 4.2 yet, why would we jump to 4.3?
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You can flash 4.3 ROMs already from the development sections.
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decayer177 said:
We didn't even get 4.2 yet, why would we jump to 4.3?
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They're skipping 4.2 on the One line because it was a "minor" update. I guess it wasn't too much trouble to just leapfrog it to 4.3 so they did.
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They're skipping 4.2 on the One line because it was a "minor" update. I guess it wasn't too much trouble to just leapfrog it to 4.3 so they did.
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Omg omg omg this guy! Legend!
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