HTC One X: new "unofficial" upgrading about Jelly Bean

HTC has not yet expressed a detailed description of the procedure to update the current top of the range smartphone HTC One. After the presentation of the new release of the Android operating system, HTC had confirmed the general project update HTC One X and S to Android 4.1 JB , without, however, communicate more precise details about it. In the past few hours, the community of independent developers at XDA has been undertaken to investigate a RUU file, recently deployed in the network, which appears to refer to a test version of the ROM with Android 4.1 and Sense 4.5.

The RUU was put initially available to the users of the community, to then be removed upon request of the known member of XDA, football. We anticipate that those who managed to make the download did not bring to fruition the upgrade of the terminal. The theories advanced is that we can deal with one zip corrupt or of an original file that presents, however, the blocks during the extraction phase.

Although, for the moment, hopes to try right now the latest version of the Android system with an original ROM from HTC have been disregarded, it is encouraging to see that something is actually moving. The Taiwanese manufacturer seems to be working hard to make available the latest release of Android that would bring, among other things, the new 3.0 kernel. Safe to assume that, before long, you may be issued a new leaked based with one of the test versions of official Jelly Bean HTC One X. For more information about the file become the subject of rumors of the past few hours, please consult the official topic available at XDA

Microsoft: Downgrade to Windows 7 and Vista for those who will not like Windows 8

Although much anticipated by a large majority of users Microsoft , Windows 8 will certainly not be acceptable to all, do you want some features, or simply as a matter of laziness and convenience of beginners. For this reason, it seems that Microsoft to downgrade from Windows 8 Pro to Windows 7 or Vista.

This is not really a novelty that the Redmond company had allowed the same procedure with Windows 7 Pro downgrade The license is for users who purchase a new PC Windows 8, in particular, you can upgrade to Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business. Windows XP is not included in the offer, of course, but this seems like a smart thing by Microsoft that may be helpful to convince even the most skeptical to buy a new Windows-based PC.