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One X and One S will be the first HTC phones to get the update, but other phones launched in 2012 will also get priority in the update process and only them will the 2011 lineup be considered.
HTC will release the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for its One X and One S smartphones but the same will not be released for One V and Desire C.
However, the company further added, "In general, devices with 512 MB RAM or less will not be upgraded to Android 4.1. At present, these devices include the HTC One V and the HTC Desire C. As we identify other devices that will not be upgraded, we'll provide updated information."
In addition to the HTC One X and HTC One S, HTC is actively reviewing product portfolio to identify candidates to receive Jelly Bean. The blog says, "Our goal is to prioritise review for devices launched in 2012 and then consider our ability to provide updates to products from 2011."
HTC has however assured that phones not getting Android Jelly Bean will still get software improvements, security fixes, and technical support.
HTC One V, Desire C won't get Jelly Bean
HTC will release the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for its One X and One S smartphones but the same will not be released for One V and Desire C.
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However, the company further added, "In general, devices with 512 MB RAM or less will not be upgraded to Android 4.1. At present, these devices include the HTC One V and the HTC Desire C. As we identify other devices that will not be upgraded, we'll provide updated information."
In addition to the HTC One X and HTC One S, HTC is actively reviewing product portfolio to identify candidates to receive Jelly Bean. The blog says, "Our goal is to prioritise review for devices launched in 2012 and then consider our ability to provide updates to products from 2011."
HTC has however assured that phones not getting Android Jelly Bean will still get software improvements, security fixes, and technical support.
HTC One V, Desire C won't get Jelly Bean