Pocket-Lint:The HTC Sense 4+ user interface for HTC Android phones will be coming to a mobile near you in the next two months - presuming you’ve got an HTC One X, HTC One S or HTC One XL, that is.
Those who plump for the HTC One X+ will get the UI straight out of the box, but for everyone else HTC Sense 4+ will come bundled with the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for HTC phones.
So, what’s new in HTC Sense 4+? The answer is - not a hell of a lot but there are some subtle additions worth watching out for.
Pocket-Lint: HTC Sense 5.0 debuts on the HTC One, bringing with it a run of changes to HTC's notorious user interface. We've reviewed the HTC One, but here we're looking at the software experience in closer detail.
To put it in context, we're going to compare it to HTC Sense 4+, the version of Sense on the previous flagship devices from HTC: the HTC One X (after an update) and the HTC One X+. There are few differences between the experience on the One X and the X+ and for the purposes of this comparison, we have it on the original One X.
AndroidCentral-Not sure that pushing out OS updates on Christmas Eve is the wisest of moves, but we're not going to knock them either. HTC's following in Motorola's footsteps today, pushing out the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the international One S.
