Thanks for the info, KENNECTED.
I have a new EVO 4G LTE, and I will hold out until the update drops.
I have a good feeling about this.
Always assume that updates break s-off, so if you want that, go for it ahead of time.
So ... in other words, if I want the benefits of s-off — I should go ahead now and root this bad-boy before the update drops officially?Always assume that updates break s-off, so if you want that, go for it ahead of time.
Would this method gives me S-off?You can unlock your bootloader with HTC's unlock code and root from there.
Thanks for the ongoing pep talk and assistance, EM.
I am waiting on a new battery for my Windows 7 laptop, hopefully the update don't drop before then. Lol.
Would this method gives me S-off?
I really love this phone. And it seems like you do too. <> wink wink<>
Or maybe never?
HTC says the One X, One X+ won't get any more Android updates | The Verge
The ltevo is basically the One X, correct?
This is no smoking gun, just a cryptic website to go with our prior knowledge and recent developments (better than nothing)
HTC Software Updates | HTC.com United States
And it still agrees with the tweet from 2 weeks ago, that 4.3/5 is in the works.
Anyway, we'll see - I don't even know if I'm going to go with the update when it does come.
Please accept my apology.No idea where the idea is coming from that they're abandoning support after 3 or 4 months.
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