The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source code for HTC One X is finally available for download. HTC makes this code available on the day the One X is released on AT&T. The HTC One X comes pre-installed with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The code files can now be downloaded from the HTC Dev Center.
Only recently HTC launched it’s latest One line of Android powered smartphones. The HTC One X is greatest of them all. Initial reviews about this device have been positive and it surely looks like HTC has hit a home run with the One X. The device was first announced on February 26th at the Mobile World Congress 2012. As previously mentioned, HTC One X is the flagship device of One series. It’s powered by Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 4.0.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is Google’s latest version of it’s mobile operating system. The internet search giant hasn’t had much luck with this major update as currently less than 2% of all Android devices in the world are capable of running this update. That is largely due to compatibility issues. The first device to run on this software was Google’s very own Nexus S. The One X comes pre-installed with this software and does a pretty good job of running it without any noticeable glitches.
Earlier today HTC One X officially became available on AT&T. Those who reside in the USA can get the One X from AT&T if they want, it’s available from a wide variety of other carriers as well. Now HTC has released kernel source code for One X. The kernel source code is available for many network carriers as well as regions. Networks include T-Mobile, Vodafone, Orange etc to name a few. It should be noted that the AT&T HTC One X Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source code is not available just yet.
Recently it was reported that HTC’s official Bootloader Unlock tool does not work with AT&T HTC One X. The company responded in a statement saying that restrictions of certain devices don’t allow them to participate in the bootloader unlocking program. Restrictions don’t mean that the AT&T HTC One X has some kind of a hardware anomaly, it’s highly likely that AT&T does not want it’s device to be a part of bootloader unlocking program.
Nevertheless if you have a HTC One X on a network other than AT&T in any other region, go and get the Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source code from HTC Developer Center.
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