HTC One week will get the Android 4.3 upgrade will update Sense

HTC One week will get the Android 4.3 upgrade will update Sense, Recently, HTC America president Jason Mackenzie published news on Twitter, saying HTC One before coming to an end in September will get Android 4.3 update. Moreover, those with HTC One developer version of the user in the next week will be able to obtain the latest Sense experience and 4.3 systems.

HTC One week will get the Android 4.3 upgrade will update Sense

However, HTC One user blessed while, HTC Droid DNA users on the tragedy, because it can only get Sense 5.0 and Android 4.2.2 update, and can not get Android 4.3 update. However, Droid DNA users and not too sad, at least Sense 5.0 interface can provide BlinkFeed colorful polymerization, can be considered a major highlight of HTC, is better than nothing at all strong, is not it?

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