Discover the plans that HTC has for the arrival of Android Lollipop to its terminals

  • Updates are crucial to improve performance and fix issues on mobile devices.
  • HTC has plans to update several models, including the One M8, M7 and some of the Desire range.
  • A leaked image reveals the update dates for several devices.
  • HTC won't be the fastest to release updates, but it won't be far behind either.

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Updates are essential for today's mobile devices because they fix bugs and improve performance. That's why users want to know when the update for their Android devices will arrive after Google announces a new version of the operating system. Well, HTC's plans have apparently been leaked.

Unfortunately, release dates haven't been announced for all the models the Taiwanese company has on the market, but the most important and current ones are listed. Examples include the One M8 and M7, the One Max phablet, and several members of the Desire product range.

A picture is worth a thousand words

What has been leaked is an image showing a list of devices and the approximate dates when the models in question will receive Android Lollipop . For example, as expected, the first HTC devices to get the update will be the One M8 and M7. This is the image in question:

Update dates for HTC terminals

As you can see, there are some surprises regarding certain devices. For example, the HTC One Max is experiencing a slight delay and will likely not receive a firmware update with the latest version of Google's operating system until after the summer. The same applies to the Desire 816 and the One M8 Mini.

Incidentally, it's interesting to see that by the end of 2015 there were quite a few models in HTC's Desire range. Some of them aren't particularly powerful, like the 510 , so this is good news for those who opted for this entry-level model that uses a Snapdragon 410 processor.

New HTC Desire 510 phone

Neither slow nor fast

The truth is, if this information is confirmed, two details stand out. The first is that a good number of HTC models will receive Android Lollipop (we'll see if this increases with older devices that are still powerful enough to run this operating system). The second detail is that this company won't be the slowest to release updates—but it won't be particularly outstanding either—although users would surely appreciate faster updates, wouldn't they?

Source: HTCViet Via: G SMArena


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