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HTC One Android 4.3 update hitting UK in ‘3 to 5 weeks’

Jordan O'Brien
October 21, 2013

T-Mobile customers in the US are beginning to receive the Android 4.3 update as of today, but customers in the UK will have to wait another ‘3 to 5 weeks’ according to the HTC UK Twitter account.  Not much is known about other European countries, but it’s likely that they will see a similar launch date to the UK.

Europe will be getting the full Android 4.3 experience as well as the Sense 5.5 UI, rather than the 5.0 UI which is currently rolling out in the US.

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