KitKat update for HTC One delayed “one to two weeks”

January 29, 2014

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HTC_One_Back_HTC_Logo_TA HTC originally claimed that they would release KitKat for the HTC One within 90 days of release, which falls on January 31. Unfortunately for HTC One owners, they won't reach that self-imposed deadline, according to HTC America president Jason MacKenzie:

“We are currently in the certification phase across all of our carrier partners in North America, and they share our enthusiasm for getting this software in your hands. That said, the software development process does not always follow a linear path and we know today that we will miss our self-imposed target. The good news is that we won’t miss by much as, it shouldn’t be more than one to two weeks to complete each of the carrier versions of the HTC One.”

A delay of one to two weeks isn't the end of the world, but it's good to see HTC acknowledging and apologizing for their promise.

source: HTC
via: Phandroid

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