How To Unlock HTC One M8 Easy To Get with New Update Versions

Hi Dear friends! The new HTC One is a great smartphone that does a lot of fantastic things. We can tell that the company listened to feedback, focused on areas that needed improvement and added some innovative new features that are actually useful along the way. The new design looks fresh and inviting; the Duo Camera's new abilities are fun and useful (a rare combination, it seems); the performance is fantastic; battery life has improved significantly; the new version of HTC Sense is even better than the last (but please, HTC, don't make "Sixth Sense" a thing, okay?); and the company continues to improve features like BoomSound and BlinkFeed. Naturally, these factors are convincing enough for us to give high marks on the new One.

  

The biggest problem with the M8 is that it doesn't raise the bar much higher than it already is -- and that's going to make it difficult to stand apart from competing devices like the Galaxy S5. Yes, Samsung's upcoming flagship is an iterative improvement as well, but for better or worse, the company will still sell millions of units while HTC's success remains uncertain. Duo Camera is a clever new touch, but we also needed to see improvements to HTC's UltraPixel tech; hardware that's just as easy to hold as it is to admire; and other new features that show us the company is changing the game again this year as much as it did in 2013. Keeping that momentum going is the biggest challenge a smartphone maker can face, but we fear that it's the only way HTC can stick its head above the rest of the crowd.

    

Unlocked HTC One M8 owners should see a software update this week, although it won’t quite be the latest version of Android.

HTC Vice President of Management Mo Versi said on his Twitter account that the unlocked/international version of HTC’s flagship device should be seeing Android 4.4.3 late this week. However, that is one small update short of the most recent version of Android, which is 4.4.4.

According to Mersi, the company is incorporating the security improvements from that update and is rolling it out with 4.4.3. He replied to another Twitter user asking about their M7 update that there was, “no need for 4.4.4.”

Versi also recently reaffirmed that the M7 and M8 will receive Android L within 90 days of its release. Versi tweets pretty regularly about software updates and device information, so if you have an HTC handset he may be worth following.

HTC has put out a fairly good release schedule in comparison to other Android handset makers. However, the latest update information further indicates that those who want the fastest access to the latest version of Android are still better off going with a Nexus or Google Play Edition device.

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