On Monday, Telus customers with the high-end HTC One X started receiving Android 4.1. According to an update schedule published by the Canadian carrier, also scheduled to be Jelly Beaned this month is the HTC One S. The carrier also has a couple of Android 4.1 updates awaiting a flip in the calendar to February. Those two are the Samsung Galaxy S II X 4G and the Samsung GALAXY Note.
The HTC One S update will bring HTC's Sense 4+ running on top of Android 4.1, and the update will give all of the models the silky smooth scrolling (along with alluring alphabetic alliteration) of Project Butter. Google Now makes sure that the information you need to see, like the morning commute, weather, and the morning Gold fix from Zurich, are sent to your phone in a timely manner.
The HTC One S update is being tested in Telus' own lab while the updates due in February have not yet been tested.
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