Maybe 4.4.2 will come "Maybe"

Kico. St · Mar 28, 2014

Here comes a good reason to still hope that maybe we'll get 4.4.2....i contacted htc support and asked to publish the source code for the 4.2.2 kernel and sure i mentioned how bad it is that we won't be able to get 4.4.2 and look what they said to me... Just check the screenshot, I think we are in the right way!
Cheers

XAlexander_AlexanderX · Mar 29, 2014

Kico. St said:
Here comes a good reason to still hope that maybe we'll get 4.4.2....i contacted htc support and asked to publish the source code for the 4.2.2 kernel and sure i mentioned how bad it is that we won't be able to get 4.4.2 and look what they said to me... Just check the screenshot, I think we are in the right way!
Cheers

This data was released March 24, 2014. The data in the chart says it all. It would be great if we had a kernel dev, maybe then we could have things like a fully working cyanogenmod for the AT&T version of the One X+ or even a Sense 5.5 port. Maybe something screwy is with the 4.1.1 kernel, I don't know. All I know is even if we don't get anything, this phone is still a decent phone and I'm tired of HTC. I sincerely wished I bought a Nokia Lumia. The camera on that phone is AMAZING.

geojoking · Mar 29, 2014

I agree that what HTC replied is a pretty standard answer. Unfortunately, nothing good will be coming our way.

caronaakk · Apr 13, 2014

To have 4.4.2 with htc sense 6 will give experience like HTC One m8
Lets hope for the best.

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Sven196 · Jun 3, 2014

:fingers-crossed:

caronaakk said:
To have 4.4.2 with htc sense 6 will give experience like HTC One m8
Lets hope for the best.

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DarkNate34 · Jun 4, 2014

This ain't gonna happen, support for One X+ has been dropped, they may release the source code, but no updates will come. We still can't obtain S-Off even after two years. I'm sticking with Stable CM ROMs.

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ivicask · Jun 4, 2014

Kico. St said:
Here comes a good reason to still hope that maybe we'll get 4.4.2....i contacted htc support and asked to publish the source code for the 4.2.2 kernel and sure i mentioned how bad it is that we won't be able to get 4.4.2 and look what they said to me... Just check the screenshot, I think we are in the right way!
Cheers

That tells absolutely nothing, its generic response. 4.2.2 will not come, its simple not possible without sources from Tegra, even Nvidia is dropping from manufacturing CPU processors..

k1moe · Jun 28, 2014

Hi

can you tell me how the individual components (nvidia tegra source, Android 4.4.2 and kernel source, S-OFF etc.) hang together?
im new to the HOX + and at the moment I still have a lot of fun with experimenting and tweaking .. but how "future-proof" is HTC or the One X +?
Thanks for answers

HOX+ enrc2b, ARHD8.0, Elitekernel3.1.10 modded

geojoking · Jun 28, 2014

It's not. It's actually ALREADY discontinued, and has been for a while now. The last update is and was the 4.2.2 with Sense 5. Nothing will come after this, as HTC claims nVidia dropped support for the SoC on the One X and One X+.

To conclude, the One X/One X+ is not at all future-proof. It's already in the past.

k1moe · Jun 29, 2014

Hm damn. Then I have probably bought the wrong phone :S
thanks for the reply.

HOX+ enrc2b, ARHD8.0, Elitekernel3.1.10 modded

geojoking · Jun 29, 2014

You can still use some original Android 4.4 ROMs (no Sense, thus), they work (mostly) good on our phones.

k1moe · Jun 29, 2014

yeah. the most I've tested... AOKP, CM.. 4.2-4.4 versions but i love the look of sense.
well, then I now have just enough time to play around with xposed: D

andrei-skull · Jul 8, 2014

Hi! Whether there are any news concerning Kit Kat or already it won't be because of Tegra?

rajman · Jul 9, 2014

It won't be.

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hansiman0078 · Jul 9, 2014

Hello,

I'm also afraid we won't get the official HTC update to 4.4.2.

Which is in your opinion the best ROM to use for everyday useage ?

I want to get a smartwatch, but they all require at least android 4.3 and I'm stuck on 4.2.2..

Thanks.

geojoking · Jul 9, 2014

hansiman0078 said:
I want to get a smartwatch, but they all require at least android 4.3 and I'm stuck on 4.2.2..

That's exactly my problem as well. If only HTC had given us at least 4.3, so that the One X+ would be compatible with Android Wear.

resinis · Aug 6, 2014

the htc one m7 can be had for the same price as the one x+ now. just sell your x+ and get an M7

sudhiakon · Sep 14, 2014

XAlexander_AlexanderX said:
This data was released March 24, 2014. The data in the chart says it all. It would be great if we had a kernel dev, maybe then we could have things like a fully working cyanogenmod for the AT&T version of the One X+ or even a Sense 5.5 port. Maybe something screwy is with the 4.1.1 kernel, I don't know. All I know is even if we don't get anything, this phone is still a decent phone and I'm tired of HTC. I sincerely wished I bought a Nokia Lumia. The camera on that phone is AMAZING.

hello alexander,
you said that "The camera on that phone is AMAZING". well, i wanted to know which phone you are mentioning having amazing camera. The HTC One X+ or Nokia Lumia?

Phoenix09 · Sep 14, 2014

sudhiakon said:
hello alexander,
you said that "The camera on that phone is AMAZING". well, i wanted to know which phone you are mentioning having amazing camera. The HTC One X+ or Nokia Lumia?

the Lumia, it's definitely not the One X+

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panpjp · Sep 14, 2014

It's funny how the Nexus 7 got 4.4 while that thing is a Tegra3. Google voodoo?

Now, about our device, let's not forget we can flash Sense6 on top of CM11, shall we? [emoji6]

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