برنامه زمانی اچ تی سی برای بروزرسانی اسمارت فون های خود به اندروید 5

As is always the case whenever a new big software update is announced by Google, all eyes are now fixed on the numerous smartphone manufacturers out there which are expected to launch Android 5.0 Lollipop on their line-ups. Motorola was among the first companies to confirm that Android 5 will land on the 2013 and 2014 Moto and Droid line-up, and HTC also said that Lollipop will be launched on the HTC One M7 and M8 within the first 90 days of Google making the software available.

However, the Taiwanese manufacturer’s initial announcement was rather lackluster. Apart from a couple of smartphones that were mentioned and a vague time-frame, not much has been confirmed (although the HTC One M8 Android 5 update has been approved by Bluetooth SIG from day 1). Fortunately, famous HTC leakster “LlabTooFeR” has recently shed more light on the matter, so if you’re interested in what the leaked update roadmap has to say on the matter, keep on scrolling and you’ll find the details below.
HTC Android 5 Lollipop Update Roadmap Surfaces

According to a recent report from LlabTooFeR (who by the way has a very accurate track record for HTC-related leaks and rumors), the first smartphones to receive the highly anticipated Lollipop update will be the Google Play Edition HTC One M7 and M8, both of which will allegedly make the jump to Android 5.0 in late-November-December. The Sense-based variants will then follow with a January-February time-frame.

Next up will be the HTC Desire Eye, the HTC Butterfly 2, the dual SIM variants of the M7 and the M8, as well as the single and dual SIM HTC One E8 – all of which are reportedly going to receive the update sometime within the January-March time window.

The HTC One Mini 2 as well as the Desire 816 will get the updates in March-April, and lastly, the One Max, the original One Mini and the HTC Butterfly S should join the party in March-May.

LlabTooFeR also notes that not all of these devices are 100% to receive the Lollipop update. Some of them are still under evaluation, and whether or not they’ll make the final list remains to be seen.