Two weeks after E3, Microsoft has posted stats from its YouTube, E3 livestream and other platforms. This year was record-breaking, but next year due to Project Scorpio, it could be monstrous.
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This year, Microsoft's E3 booth looks a bit more subdued thanks to the company's decision to go all black. But, rest assured the contents of the booth remain fervent as ever.
HTC UK has confirmed through its Twitter account that the 2012 flagship smartphone One X+ won't be receiving OS updates leaving the phone out of support after barely 14 months on the market.
HTC has officially stated their last-gen One S smartphone will no longer be receiving anymore updates, even though the company had previously promised to update the One series to Sense 5.0.
Finally, HTC has confirmed that Jellybean is coming to the One X and the One S sometime this month. Unsurprisingly, it'll have the latest version of HTC Sense 4 in tow.
According to Australian network, Telstra, Jelly Bean updates are scheduled to hit the HTC One XL and the HTC One S models sometime in the near future. No dates have been confirmed as of yet.
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