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    HTC Marketing Chief Ben Ho confirmed that the company will be rolling out a successor to the J Butterfly due to high demand, reports Focus Taiwan. The HTC J Butterfly was launched last year in several Asia territories, to much fan fare. It later saw a US launch labeled as the Droid DNA, which at the time was boasted as one of the top Android handsets on the market. Now, of course, it is outdone by the HTC One that is set for worldwide rollout in the coming weeks. Ho didn't go into specifics on what the J Butterfly may feature or when it will be released. Given that Verizon isn't slated to carry the HTC One out of the gate, a Droid DNA follow up makes perfect sense, though Ho didn't comment on it. Europe will more than likely be out of the mix for either the J Butterfly or DNA variant. Last month, Twitter user @LlabTooFeR reported the Droid DNA follow-upwill feature a 1.7GHz Qualcomm APQ8064 processor, 4.7-inch 1080p display, 13-megapixel rear-camera, 2.1-megapixel fr...

    As you know, the Android operating system update to the latest version 5.0 Lollipop has already begun to arrive on mobile devices. In addition, a number of manufacturing companies have already confirmed their plans to release updates for their models. So, HTC announced that an update for its devices will be released within 90 days of receipt of the updates from Google. This applies to those cases where the need to refine the interface HTC Sense, however, the models Google Play Edition, which are offered at no additional interfaces, OS updates may well come out faster. HTC has announced that its Google Play Edition smartphones will be updated Android 5.0 Lollipop next week. Though not reported, which device will receive the new version of the first platform - HTC One M8, or last year's model M7. It is not excluded that the update will receive both a smartphone at the same time - in any case, it will be known next week.