Most of the Android smartphone manufacturers fail to
provide the newer Android version upgrades in time and
we are inclined to believe that it is a very tough and
long process. HTC too hasn’t been much different from
the other manufacturers in providing updates for its
smartphones on time. Today, HTC have posted a huge
and long infographic detailing the work flow of how an
Android system upgrade is delivered to the end user.
The infographic mainly concerns users in countries
where updates are sent out through the carrier, but seeing the infographic, one can get a clear
understanding of the various processes involved in
pushing a software update to a smartphone. HTC has
classified its devices into three categories – Carrier
devices, Unlocked/Developer devices and Google Play
Edition devices. Among the three variants, the carrier
devices are the ones that take a lot of time because of
the larger number of steps involved.
In addition to the infographic, HTC has also posted the
status of its current update cycle. The status page is
primarily concerned with only the latest flagship – HTC
One and the latest software update for it – Android 4.4
KitKat. Below the HTC One status, HTC has given a list
of five devices – HTC One Max, HTC One Mini, HTC One
X/X+, HTC One S and Droid DNA along with the version
of their latest software.
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