Leaked Android 5.0 Lollipop Update Schedule List For HTC Smartphones Have Surfaced, Includes HTC One M7, HTC One E8, HTC Desire 816 And More
The HTC One M8 handsets including Developer Edition and unlocked version are currently receiving the Android 5.0 Lollipop update. The HTC One M8 Google Play Edition devices started receiving the update last month. Now, the major software update is also expected to arrive to other HTC handsets as a leaked Lollipop schedule list has surfaced from Vietnam
In the first month of this year, HTC aims to update the HTC One M8 and the HTC One M7 with the Android 5.0 Lollipop, says GSMArena.. In February, the update will come to some other HTC smartphones such as HTC One E8, the polycarbonate edition of HTC One M8, the newly released HTC Desire EYE and HTC One M8 EYE and also the HTC Butterfly 2.
In March, the Taiwanese tech giant will be make the 5.0 Lollipop update available to HTC One Max, HTC One M7 Dual SIM edition, HTC Desire 816, HTC Desire 820u, HTC One M8 Mini, HTC One E8 Chinese edition and HTC One M8 Eye Chinese edition. And the last set of HTC smartphones that are said to receive the crucial software update in third-fourth month of the year include the HTC One M8 Mini, HTC Desire 610, HTC Desire 820s, HTC Desire 510 and lastly, the HTC One Mini.
GSMArena claims that HTC aims to finish the Lollipop update for its smartphones by the end of April. In May, the Taiwanese smartphone will be rolling out a new edition of its proprietary Sense UI. The new Sense UI version will be launched along with HTC's next flagship that is rumoured as the HTC One M9. Later, it will be made available to other high-end handsets too.
The list of HTC smartphones to receive the Android 5.0 Lollipop update has not been confirmed by HTC. GSMArena also adds that even though the leaked schedule list talks about the precise plan of the manufacturer for rolling out Lollipop updates, the time frames may not be followed exactly. However, the leaked Lollipop update schedule list shows that HTC aims to quickly roll out the update to its devices, unlike before when it used to take a lot of time for an Android upgrade to HTC handsets.
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