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Boost Mobile Rolling Out HTC One SV Update, Delivers Android 4.1 and Sense 4.0

July 12, 2013 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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Boost mobile is rolling out an update for the HTC One SV, bringing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and Sense 4 to the device. Although Boost Mobile has not released the details of the update, some users on Android Central forums have provided some details about what is included in the 411MB update.

Along with all of the Jelly Bean features such as Project Butter and Google Now, the update also includes Google Wallet, Google Shopper and the Boost Mobile Connection Optimizer software. Sense 4 will now grace the unit, giving HTC One SV owners a slick-looking new interface. The update will bring the HTC One SV up to version 2.06.653.5.

Boost mobile is rolling out the update starting today, so look for it to hit your device soon. With a 411MB file size, you may want to connect your device to Wi-Fi to download the bad boy. To check if the update is ready for download, head to Menu -> Settings -> About phone.

[Via: Android Community]

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