HTC One Android 4.3 Update Coming Fast

A few weeks back, HTC President Jason Mackenzie made a strong guarantee to holders of the HTC One and the Droid DNA in the U.s. Rather than Android 4.2, the organization might take off a HTC One Android 4.3 Jelly Bean upgrade rather, a redesign that the organization guaranteed at some point in September. Mackenzie likewise guaranteed Android 4.3 and Sense 5 for the Droid DNA. With September winding down, holders are searching for replies, and appreciatively, we may as well have some soon.

HTC has been to a great degree combative with its Android upgrades not long from now. As of late, the organization redesigned the HTC One X+ and HTC One X with Android 4.2 and Sense 5. Those overhauls came after the organization had recently conveyed Android 4.2 for the HTC One and Android 4.2 and Sense 5 for the HTC Butterfly.

While those upgrades were pushed to units outside of the United States, HTC was brisk to discharge a few portions for those that possess the HTC One and HTC Butterfly, regarded as the Droid DNA on Verizon, in the U.s.

Mackenzie took to Twitter and made a guarantee to that the HTC One in the U.s., crosswise over Skus, might be getting Android 4.3 Jelly Bean in September. He made the same guarantee for the Droid DNA, that it might get Android 4.3 and Sense 5. None, of these upgrade has taken off yet and Mackenzie is currently again with some more data about the upgrades.

He asserts that he will have more data about the HTC One X Android 4.3 Jelly Bean upgrade at the start of one week from now which implies that managers on At&t, Sprint and T-Mobile may as well at last get some solid replies, regardless.
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HTC One Mini is here

Let's start with the obvious, the Mini is not nearly as quick as the name suggests. It has a 4.3 inch screen (instead of 4.7 for his older brother). The build quality seems to be identical, we feel the same sense of strength thanks to its aluminum shell.

Available in black or silver, the speakers placed at the front BoomSound are obviously present. Screen side, it offers a 720p Super LCD 2 honorable instead of a Super LCD 3 1080p. Let the heart of this story, the toy displays a 400 dual core Snapdragon processor clocked at 1.4 GHz (the One features a 600 quad core Snapdragon clocked at 1.7 GHz). Same instead of 2GB of RAM, the mini will be entitled to 1GB.

The camera is basically the same, with a 4MP so dear to the HTC UltraPixel technology. However, there is no optical image stabilization. Finally, the fall of 2300 mAh battery 1800 mAh, which is a significant drop, however, the processor and the screen is much less greedy.



Offered with the Sense overlay, it will run on Android 4.2.2 ... which is pretty funny because the HTC One is always 4.1. As usual, we wait patiently for the launch date and above all ... the price, which should not be mini.
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