No other manufacturer has managed to do that yet.
#Htc one m9 new egg full#
The One A9 was announced a few weeks ago and makes full use of Google’s latest mobile operating system, including the baked-in fingerprint sensor support and Android Pay, Doze mode and more. HTC, of course, was the first Android OEM to release a non-Nexus smartphone running Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.
#Htc one m9 new egg software#
Even the virtually stock Motorola handsets are yet to receive the official update, although they are currently subject to software soak testing for some users. It’s impressive that HTC has managed to start rolling out Marshmallow updates so soon after the software became officially available. Those devices almost always take more time to be updated as carrier approval and testing needs to be done before pushing the software out to users: Sadly, if you’re using a carrier-locked version, or if you’re in a market outside the Americas, you’ll have to wait a little longer. Mo Versi, the company’s VP of Product Management confirmed the rollout on his personal Twitter handle yesterday afternoon.
#Htc one m9 new egg update#
If you’re an HTC One M8 owner, you’ll be glad to know that the Android Marshmallow update is rolling out from today to unlocked devices. Sadly there’s no specific news for AT&T or Verizon users, except to say that HTC needs a “few more weeks” before the update is ready for the HTC One M9 on AT&T. In response to those, Mo Versi stated that the HTC One M8 on Sprint will get the new software from the middle of next week, while the T-Mobile variant is on schedule for a January 25 release. Thank you!Īs you’d expect, following that tweet, many HTC One owners with different carrier-locked versions were keen to known an ETA for their Marshmallow update.
Great news for our Sasktel, Rogers, Wind and Videotron HTC One M9 owners! We'll go live on Monday for the Marshmallow OS update. I don't know about the other locations but Goderich would be a good store to order from for those early members that see this post and decide to buy one.HTC’s product management chief, Mo Versi has confirmed on Twitter that several North American carrier-locked variants of the HTC One M9 and One M8 will be getting Android Marshmallow over the coming weeks.īeginning this coming Monday, January 18th, the Marshmallow OS update will be pushed to Sasktel, Rogers, Wind and Videotron HTC One M9 owners in Canada. The unit price is 149.93 + 11.99 shipping to have it delivered.ĭon't buy from Brampton location, they don't have stock and will be cancelled. This lock has 3 year warranty, unlike cheaper locks which has 1 year. You can also try store pickup if you are actually close to a canadiantire that has stock for it. I have purchased and received two units already. Assuming it's not phantom stock, they will fulfill it.
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