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coldjeanzzz

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I just got mine and I'm amazed at its iPhone like feel and responsiveness. However I really don't remember if the last Android device I used for 3 years was also like this and then turned slow. Because this last year it was painfully choppy. I am hoping this phone will be able to handle new updates and whatnot for the next few years and still remain smooth.
 

MRU

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Aug 23, 2005
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Since it first came out in April, and yes absolutely no difference between then and now with all my photos, videos, music and apps. Its as responsive as the first day. Time & usage has had no affect.
 

MRU

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Unless you're talking about custom ROMs, good luck with that. HTC won't support it for more than a year.

One X, One X+ both being supported with update to 4.2.2 and Sense 5.

Its safe to say the One will be at least supported as long, meaning it will get support at least till Q3/Q4 2014 software update wise.

It will get KLP (Key Lime Pie) and will presumably get smaller update fom that (most likely changing elements of Sense rather than android base) but likely won't get what comes 'after' Key Lime Pie.
 

0dev

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Dec 22, 2009
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One X, One X+ both being supported with update to 4.2.2 and Sense 5.

Its safe to say the One will be at least supported as long, meaning it will get support at least till Q3/Q4 2014 software update wise.

I'll believe that when I actually see the update. I bet by the time HTC get around to actually pushing 4.2.2 out for the One X, Key Lime Pie will have been released.
 

MRU

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I'll believe that when I actually see the update. I bet by the time HTC get around to actually pushing 4.2.2 out for the One X, Key Lime Pie will have been released.

The second tier of HTC devices come from last year’s high-end phones, with the HTC One X and One X+ getting the update to both Android 4.2.2 and Sense 5 later in August. Right after that, the other variations of the One X will get the update, those are the HTC One XL, One XT, One XC and the Evo 4G LTE on Sprint, which may not look like a One X, but internally it’s the same.

http://www.androidheadlines.com/2013/07/htc-upgrade-list-whos-getting-android-4-2-2-and-sense-5.html


Of course even if they begin rollout in August if like the HTC One 4.2.2 rollout, it will likely take upto 8 weeks to roll-out to each territory. So we can at least hope that by the end of October or even November, they will all be updated.

We still have no official date for Key Lime Pie especially with 4.3 just released and the Google Edition S4 & HTC One still awaiting that update.

The point still remains it is being updated even after 18 months or more of being on the market. It may not be getting updated to the very latest version of Android, but it is still getting updates. We should expect the same for the HTC One.
 

0dev

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http://www.androidheadlines.com/2013/07/htc-upgrade-list-whos-getting-android-4-2-2-and-sense-5.html


Of course even if they begin rollout in August if like the HTC One 4.2.2 rollout, it will likely take upto 8 weeks to roll-out to each territory. So we can at least hope that by the end of October or even November, they will all be updated.

We still have no official date for Key Lime Pie especially with 4.3 just released and the Google Edition S4 & HTC One still awaiting that update.

The point still remains it is being updated even after 18 months or more of being on the market. It may not be getting updated to the very latest version of Android, but it is still getting updates. We should expect the same for the HTC One.

I know it's been announced, but if the past is any indication it'll be delayed at least three times :p
 

ucfgrad93

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Aug 17, 2007
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I've had mine for about 3 weeks now. The only place where it lags or stutters is while playing games like Temple Run 2 or Jetpack Joyride.
 

onthecouchagain

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Mar 29, 2011
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Since day one of the Dev Editions (not literally -- like a week or so after release after shipping and all).

Just as smooth.
 

maxosx

macrumors 68020
Dec 13, 2012
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Southern California
Mine arrived four days after the release date. It's still as fast and smooth as day one. My experience with several phones running Android version 4.1.x or higher, is they've all been stable, consistent and smooth. No longer is slowing down with time an issue.
 

siurpeeman

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Dec 2, 2006
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i've had the one for the past two months, and it's just as smooth as it's always been. it's even smoother than the gpe galaxy s4 i've been playing with the last couple weeks.
 

srkmish

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Feb 10, 2013
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I've had mine for about 3 weeks now. The only place where it lags or stutters is while playing games like Temple Run 2 or Jetpack Joyride.

Really surprised by this. Are you saying state of the art hardware isn't capable of running these 30 mb games?
 

three

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I have had my One for about a month now, still on stock 4.1.2 with Sense. No lag and no issues with my daily usage. Loving the phone.
 

ucfgrad93

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Aug 17, 2007
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Really surprised by this. Are you saying state of the art hardware isn't capable of running these 30 mb games?

Don't know for sure, but there are stutters in both of these games on my One. They were not there when played on my iPhone 4S.
 

MRU

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Aug 23, 2005
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You've definitely got an issue there. My old Galaxy S2 will play both of those with no problems

your galaxy S2 is running them at 480 x 800 not 1920 x 1080 ;)


Temple Run OZ is silky smooth on my one though, so I'm not sure why Temple Run 2 would not be smooth ???
 

coldjeanzzz

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Nov 4, 2012
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One X, One X+ both being supported with update to 4.2.2 and Sense 5.

Its safe to say the One will be at least supported as long, meaning it will get support at least till Q3/Q4 2014 software update wise.

It will get KLP (Key Lime Pie) and will presumably get smaller update fom that (most likely changing elements of Sense rather than android base) but likely won't get what comes 'after' Key Lime Pie.

Speaking of KLP does anyone have a rough idea of when this is coming and how big of a change will it be? Is the Android UI going to be overhauled?
 

MRU

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Aug 23, 2005
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a better place
Speaking of KLP does anyone have a rough idea of when this is coming and how big of a change will it be? Is the Android UI going to be overhauled?

We don't really know, some Rumors point to end of the year, some are saying early next..... Maybe with nexus 5 announcement we will get more info. If it looks like the N5 is getting 4.3 then it any indeed be early next year rather than this. We will just have to wait a couple of months to see tbh...
 

mattopotamus

macrumors G5
Jun 12, 2012
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6,109
We don't really know, some Rumors point to end of the year, some are saying early next..... Maybe with nexus 5 announcement we will get more info. If it looks like the N5 is getting 4.3 then it any indeed be early next year rather than this. We will just have to wait a couple of months to see tbh...

that is what I am thinking. I would be shocked if they released KLP so close to 4.3. I hope they don't wait until early next year to release the n5 though.
 
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