Hi Everyone. I am new to this forum and I would like to add my two cents to this conversation. I just got an email from HTC regarding the "Incredible" 4g update, where they are telling me they will NOT upgrade that phone to Jelly Bean, and that HTC doesn't have anything to do with that decision but that it was the "carrier's". My answer to that is that it doesn't makes sense to buy a phone that you can't upgrade for two years and that by the end of the first year is going to be outdated. That it doesn't make sense either, that if you have an iPhone, you don't have those problems. Also, I think that practice might constitute an "unfair commercial practice", and/or that it might violate the anti monopolistic laws (agreed or not agreed by contract between the companies and the carriers), to have one company (in this case Apple) to play under different rules, letting us customers without options but to buy iPhones if we want to have an up to date device during the duration of the contract with the carrier. So, my wild proposal? What if we HTC and/or androids phone owners decide to create a class action suit against HTC, motorola, samsung etc... and the Carriers as well? WE have rights too. So, if the updates are available why should we be obligated to buy a new phone to be able to have the updated version of the operating system? Doesn't it sounds wrong to you? or is it just me?