oujoker wrote:
This says it all:
AT&T HTC One X owners bought the One X thinking it would be treated like a flagship. For an example of that kind of treatment, look no further than Samsung’s Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S2 from 2011 which were swiftly updated with Android 4.1.
HTC’s flagship from 2012 on AT&T still remains without it, despite roll outs in just about every other region in the world.
from
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/02/18/state-of-android-4-1-two-big-jelly-bean-updates-remain/
I was just reading that same article. Seems to me that the "Flagship" is being treated like the garbage scow. Let's face it, the One X is no longer the "Starter" device. It's now 3rd string like Doug Flutie. A great performer but sitting on the bench.
