HTC UK has announced that HTC One devices in the UK should begin receiving their update to Android 4.3 and HTC Sense 5.5 from today. The update brings the HTC flagship up to software version 3.62.401.1, including updated video highlights and gallery app, new features in BlinkFeed (including the option to turn it off entirely) in addition to the newer version of Google's OS. The UK rollout follows a limited launch on some European devices a couple of weeks back.
What's next? Well, HTC's already hard at work getting Android 4.4 KitKat updates ready.
We've got the changelog for today's 4.3 update after the break.
Source: @HTC_UK
HTC One 3.62.401.1 Changelog
System improvements
- Android 4.3 and HTC Sense 5.5 update
Video Highlights improvements
- Updated interface
- Add soundtracks to videos
BlinkFeed improvements
- Access recommended news from your social network
- Additional global news sources
- Save articles to read later or offline
- Create custom feeds from news media, Twitter and YouTube
Music improvements
- Updated interface
- Embedded music channel with new scenes
Sense TV improvements
- Updated interface
- Add My Picks Page to improve program management
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