Looks like AT&T has decided to update their HTC One X+, but it is not the update those users wanted. This is just one of those minor bug squashing updates, and not the next version of Android. This will be v1.19.502.1, and it will still remain on Android 4.1.1.
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When Facebook unveiled its new Facebook Home Android experience set to roll out on number of devices today via Google Play, one of the most talked about features was “Chat heads”. The feature allows users to quickly access Facebook messages and SMS through circular profile pictures that users can access from anywhere in the OS
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Here at Android Headlines, we constantly like to ask our readers questions and get their thoughts on some burning topics. So with this new feature, we’ll be asking questions every week to see what our readers think. Some weeks it might be a poll, others it might be more of an open discussion or debate.
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Those anxious to get their hands on Facebook Home are probably wondering if it will work with their current device. Well, we have the official list of supported handsets, and lengthy it is not. If you have a marquee phone from Samsung or HTC you are most likely covered, but those with lower-tier devices or
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is live on stage in Menlo Park, Calif., and he just unveiled his company’s new home on Android: called “Home”. Facebook clarified that it’s not building a phone directly, nor is it building an operating system, instead the company unveiled “Home”. Home is for Android devices, and it is literally the home screen
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When it comes to Android firmware upgrades, it’s not uncommon for an Android manufacturer to put some of their older devices on the back burner while a newly released flagship steals their focus. Often times a new phone will launch with the latest version of Android (or at least within the general firmware version) while
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HTC is doing their very best to make a come back from some rather disappointing numbers over the last year or so. The HTC One is definitely a hot little device that is making the headlines fairly often, as it should be. While you won’t get the style and design on your older device, you might just
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We all know that timely software updates for our smartphones are extremely important, and the folks from HTC haven’t been what we’d consider the best in that regard. However, some new details are surfacing this week suggesting they’ll be working hard to improve in that area. First up their popular HTC One X which recently …
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There’s no doubt about it, HTC has some of the best camera software out there. I’ve owned or used the EVO 4G, Sensation 4G and One X, all of them had pretty amazing camera’s compared to their competitors at the time. Now the HTC One has a 4 ultrapixel camera, which the average user is
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AT&T finally flipped the switch on letting Jelly Beans loose on to your Xperia TL a.k.a. the James Bond phone. Just last week, the HTC One X began receiving their Jelly Bean update, and today the Xperia TL will follow. This update will bring the Xperia TL a bit more up to date, although still
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It is Monday my Android friends. Time to see if your device has an update on the way. Quite a few of them today. Couple downloads out there as well
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A few folks have written in, asking about that weird symbol that's in the status bar of their AT&T HTC One X following the recent update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The answer is a simple as it is useless: It's the NFC logo. And it doesn't do a damned thing.
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Fantastic news for HTC One X owners tired of waiting for the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OTA…your wait is over! Assuming you were patient and are still running the stock firmware, you can now download it to your handset and update it yourself. To install the update on your stock device (AT&T version ONLY), simply: Come comment on this article: Download and Install the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Update for the AT&T HTC One X Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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This morning AT&T announced that the Jelly Bean update was rolling out to the HTC One X, then it was pulled, and now it’s back again. Looks like AT&T is playing some games. But anyway, we have the update file along with the instructions on how to install it. Make sure you read this entire
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AT&T’s HTC One X was released in May 2012 and users have been waiting for an update to Jelly Bean ever since. Now, thanks to a post on the AT&T Consumer Blog, an update is coming very soon. However, it appears that someone may have jumped the gun as the blog post no longer exists. Come comment on this article: AT&T Hints At HTC One X Finally Receiving Jelly Bean Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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According to AT&T, HTC One X owners can expect to see the update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean begin arriving on handsets today. It still keeps last year’s HTC flagship a hair behind the curve in terms of the latest Android software, but it’s a major upgrade from the Ice Cream Sandwich build the phone
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It looks HTC is trying to get at least some HTC One sales out of the door before the Galaxy S4 is unveiled on March 14th, as they are going to ship the One on the same day in UK, at least with one retailer (Expansys). HTC was able to release the HTC One X
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Just because HTC has a new kid on the block for 2013 doesn’t mean those of you with some of its 2012 smartphones are left behind. Wondering about the fate of some of HTC’s biggest 2012 smartphones, one user on Facebook asked HTC if Sense 5.0 would be coming to the HTC One X. To
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Don't get too excited yet, however; details still loom HTC overnight on its Facebook pagepublicly confirmed what it first told us some weeks ago (and that we've largely expected anyway) — that some current phones will receive updates that contain some features of Sense 5, which will make its debut in the coming weeks on the new HTC One. Devices specifically mentioned were the HTC One X, One X+ and One S — from the original “HTC One” line of 2012 — as well as the HTC Butterfly, which was the first 1080pdisplay phone that emerged late in the year. read more
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The HTC One is for sure going to be one of the best Android device in 2013. We sure hope that it will be a good starting point for the Taiwanese company to go against the number one Android phone maker aka Samsung. If you were wondering what the differences between this year’s One handset
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