The end of October a few copies of HTC's flagship smartphone One X have experienced the update to Android 4.1, the vast majority of European equipment, however, remained on the sidelines so far. Now it seems that the HTC One X Android 4.1 update finally rolling out globally - a number corresponding success stories from all over the world confirm this news.

While there are still no reports of enforcement from Germany, Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean comes to the hour but, according to various reports on Twitter and at the xda-developers in the UK, India, Argentina, Russia, the Dominican Republic, Peru, Brazil and Sri Lanka with the CIDs and _038 _044 on. The colleagues of HTCSource.com go hence assume that we are experiencing now finally the global rollout of the update - at least for branding-free devices, for models with provider-branding the whole thing could take a while.

One owner of a X can try to download the manual under "Settings - About Phone - Software Updates - Check Now" to launch, if successful, the phone charges at an approximately 1.6 MB large file followed by 364.54 megabyte update file shut.

Changelog after the image, the HTC One X receives more recent addition feature to the Android iteration and HTC Sense 4 + user interface with the update even minor performance optimizations, improved gallery, and optimization of energy management. Together with the acclaimed improvements that alone brings Android 4.1 with itself, so the update is a must download for all One-X owners.

What about among our readers, an One X call their own off - the update has already been knocked? And if so, how much better the HTC One X with Jelly Bean? Some success stories and first advice we are happy in the comments.