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Help What will happen to my imported AMAZE when ICS is released?

GerryAttrick

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Jul 28, 2010
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I have an HTC Amaze that I imported. I believe it was originally bound for a Canadian carrier but it is unlocked and runs fine on my carrier Telecom NZ.

Telecom NZ have never offered this phone so I am wondering what will happen and whether I will get ICS for my phone. I thought the OTA update would come via the carrier but thats not going to happen in my case...unless like ET the Amaze phones home (to HTC ) for the update.

Am I correct and if so is there another way to get ICS for my phone - from HTC maybe?

Sorry if this sounds like a basic question but I have never had an update on any of my previous phones before so don't know what happens.
 
I have an HTC Amaze that I imported. I believe it was originally bound for a Canadian carrier but it is unlocked and runs fine on my carrier Telecom NZ.

Telecom NZ have never offered this phone so I am wondering what will happen and whether I will get ICS for my phone. I thought the OTA update would come via the carrier but thats not going to happen in my case...unless like ET the Amaze phones home (to HTC ) for the update.

Am I correct and if so is there another way to get ICS for my phone - from HTC maybe?

Sorry if this sounds like a basic question but I have never had an update on any of my previous phones before so don't know what happens.

I should have popped back with an update

This is now sorted.

On one of the many times I asked the phone to check for updates it told me there was one and updated itself - very smooth and phone works like a charm.

I suppose now we will have to do the run around waiting for jelly bean??:D
 
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