T-Mobile pushes out OTA software update for HTC One S
T-Mobile HTC One S owners were greeted this morning by a new software update for their phones. The 30.97MB system update takes the HTC One S from software version 2.35.531.7 710RD to 2.35.531. 10710RD. Unfortunately, T-Mobile and HTC have not release any details about the update at this time. We’re assuming that T-Mobile and HTC are prepping the HTC one S for its eventual upgrade to Android 4.1 with HTC Sense 4+, but we’re hoping HTC has baked in a few fixes to various software issues which HTC one S owners have been complaining about for a while now.
If you have not yet received the update notification on your HTC One S, you can manually download it by going to Settings > About Phone > Software updates > Check now. Over 4G, the update takes roughly ten minutes to download and install. If you happen to notice any changes or improvements to your HTC One S after you install the update, be sure to leave us a comment below.
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Tech enthusiast, Android user and founder of the first HTC blog – Nick Gray has been blogging about HTC phones before most people knew what a smartphone even was. Over the years Nick has owned and tested dozens HTC devices and is constantly flashing new ROMs to his Android phones.
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I got it. I don’t see anything obvious… it’s still Sense 4.1 over Android 4.0.4.
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I think the camera got better focus and colors from this update.
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I don’t suppose anybody who has rooted their phone has done this? Was there any problem encountered when doing so?
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Im so tired t-mobile and HTC I don’t care no more o b with androit son HTC g1 I’m tired t-mobile always talk and never do nothing I going to sprint meabe next week and I going to buy me a galaxy . I b to long with HTC and the only updated I have is problems .so is time to change to another phone I going too get Samsung galaxy s3 o note 2 because Samsung don’t talk shot . The gat jelly bean already HTC one s nothing yet.so thank you HTC and t-mobile for nothing thas bad to long and nothing yet.
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i post a comment I don’t see my post way because I sed the trut HTC and t-mobile tk and don’t do nothing I don’t care no Mora about jelly bean in my HTC one s I b to long with HTC my firht androit phone was a HTC g1 and 2009 wend they firht came out so is time to change to another hone company and I thinking move to Samsung because they promess and they already have jelly bean in d galaxy s3 so again thank you t- mobile and HTC for nothing . Ps.I wee lick to see my post I talking theit truuth.
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Jose, you’re an idiot and your post are too hard to read to even attempt to give feed back. And the G1 is an old phone, it’s been EOL for a long time. Stop looking for updates.
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Personally I am afraid to update my HTC one-S because of the issue with dropping from 4g down to 2g after the last update I did back in october 2012. I and many others had same problem, I had to completely replace my phone because of the problem which had something to do with the update only! I do not want to update at all now!!!
How do I stop getting the update pushing to my phone. I cannot get it off the status bar. Have tried.
I do not trust that they have fixed this problem. Will go to different phone as soon as I can but for now, it’s working fine, why mess with it.
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I did update my phone with this update and it has crash/rebooted 3 times in two days. The battery life is now less than 5 hours unless I turn off the WiFi. This is the same problem I had when I first purchased the phone 6 months ago. Do not update unless you have to. I will not purchase a phone from HTC again.
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HTC ONE S mobile handset is a sleek and stylish device comes with excellent features. This smartphone supports a large 4.3 inch Touchscreen display with 16 Million colors. HTC ONE S supports Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS and a powerful 1.7 Ghz processor. This phone can handle most tasks well with its powerful features. HTC ONE S support 16 GB internal memory for all your music, movies and contacts etc. The smartphone offers 3G, USB, GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth connectivity.
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