The HTC One Android 4.2.2 has started its journey out of the company’s foundries, and is indeed being received by a large chunk of European and Asian users at the moment. This indicates that other regions from around the world will also be getting it on their flagship HTC devices soon enough. The upgrade to the latest version of Google’s OS is available right now only for carrier-free phones, and it’s expected to be made available by network providers within a few days.
Sized at a heavy 417MB, this piece of software dubbed 2.24.401.1 infuses the phone with a number of fresh features native to it. Moreover, a few changes to the latest Sense user interface have also made their way into the phone via the HTC One Android 4.2.2, as reported by users of Android Central‘s forums. The launcher bar gets enhancements to make it behave much better than before, while support for lock screen styles and widgets also makes its way into it.
Furthermore, there are new additions to actions performed by the home button as well. Apart from that the quick settings menu introduced by the latest version of the OS has been granted to the phone with the upgrade, along with enhancements to the camera. A lot of other changes can be found on the device post this update, and the video we’ve embedded below explains most of them in detail.
This smartphone was released by the Taiwanese company earlier this year, and it featured the 4.1.2 version of Google’s OS as its stock software. Its main highlight is definitely its Ultrapixel camera which excels in low-light image-capturing. The trusted Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 setup with quad core processing power has been granted to it, while its screen is a 1080p HD affair.
Users can now check their phones for the One Android 4.2.2 update, and anticipate it to land soon if a prompt to download it doesn’t pop up.