According to a recent tweet by @LlabTooFeR, the HTC One will be upgradable to Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 quite soon. The tweeter in question is a HTC developer and described by GottaBeMobile as a "notorious insider" (would that be notoriously bad or good?). HTC has not not yet confirmed whether the One will receive the 4.2.2 update yet.
If HTC is to go ahead with this plan, it would mean that One users would finally have an OS on their phone that isn't nearing a year in age. However, with rumours flying around that Android 4.3 is on the horizon, it would be a strange for HTC not to wait for the brand new mobile operating system from Google. Then again, non-Nexus users are used to being a bit behind when it come to updates, so maybe it's not that strange after all.
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If the op would have lifted his eyes a bit from his iPad he would have realized that Google's trend of moving system apps and features to Google apps and making them available on Play for everyone to install (a trend that was launched a few weeks ago) is intended to make system updates somewhat irrelevant. Just like 2 PCs, one with Win7 and another with Win8, they can both run the same game just as well. The OS becomes nothing more than a canvas.
This is a bizarre headline, the HTC One runs Jelly Bean already. Do you mean to say they are getting a minor upgrade consisting mostly of vanilla UI tweaks that will be covered up by Sense anyway? Nah, that headline isn't nearly as grabbing.
