90 days from now, owners of the HTC One M7 and the HTC One M8 will both be upgraded to Google's latest Android release — Lollipop. Though not entirely new news, the fact was confirmed today by HTC's Mo Versi on Twitter, the same day that Google has started to release its Android Lollipop code. HTC had promised in the past of timely Android updates, and the 90-day window definitely is part of this promise.
If everything goes to plan, that means we should have Lollipop on HTC One devices by Feb. 1, 2015.
Source: @moversi
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