Several companies have been keeping us up to date on their Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade plans over the past few months, with HTC being one that checks in fairly frequently with new updates. Now HTC has provided some more information on where it's at in the Android 4.0 update process. The company said in a post on its official blog that it's in the "early stages" of rolling out ICS to the Sensation and Sensation XE overseas, adding that the updates for those devices will become more widely available in the coming weeks. Upgrades for the Sensation 4G on T-Mobile and the Sensation XL will follow after that, but HTC didn't provide any more information. Here's HTC's full list of handsets that'll be updated to Android 4.0:
- DROID Incredible 2 by HTC
- HTC Amaze 4G
- HTC Desire S
- HTC Desire HD
- HTC EVO 3D
- HTC EVO Design 4G
- HTC Incredible S
- HTC Sensation
- HTC Sensation XL
- HTC Sensation 4G
- HTC Sensation XE
- HTC Raider
- HTC Rezound
- HTC Rhyme
- HTC ThunderBolt
- HTC Vivid
We've already seen most of those handsets on previous Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade lists from HTC and Verizon, but it's still nice to get a reminder of which devices will be getting treated to Google's latest dessert. There's no word yet on when upgrades will begin rolling out to non-Sensation models, though HTC does say that it's "working closely" with carriers on release schedules and that it'll have more information "very soon." Stay tuned, HTC fans.
Via HTC Blog
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