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HTC Says KitKat to Hit One Within 90 Days

Oct 31, 2013, 4:16 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Oct 31, 2013, 5:44 PM

Updated: typo

HTC today said that it plans to update the HTC One to the latest version of Android in the months ahead. "We're all excited about Google's Halloween treat and plan on breaking off a piece of that KitKat bar for the HTC One. In North America, we'll deliver Android 4.4 with Sense 5.5 for the HTC One within 90 days, and the HTC One max and the HTC One mini will follow." Google plans to update the HTC One Google Play Edition to Android 4.4 KitKat in the next few weeks.

source: HTC

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Nov 2, 2013, 4:37 PM

HTC

To me this is a good start, or merge with a company that has a diverse technolgy portfolio in selling other consumer goods like HDTV's etc.. Every company has bad dogs, Samsung, LG Etc.. But all of them have made outstanding devices. This is what HTC really needs. Its hard for a company like HTC, Nokia and Blackberry to have a narrow focus of goods like smartphones. While many other devices are not phones, they do have releated technology that could compliment and improve both types of consumer goods. As well as being able to take a hit if something doesn't do well. Dell and Lenovo would be good options.

DarkStar

Dell has no clue about the mobile business. Lenovo might be good. They are starting to make some phones and look what they did with the IBM computers. They made it even better.

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