Before we can welcome HTC back to the Android smartphone vendor major league, and rightfully call the Taiwanese OEM our darling again, that soon-to-be-obsolete U Ultra badly needs a massive price cut, and all those Nougat delays and kinks have to get ironed out.
It’s completely unacceptable to wait two more months in Europe than stateside for official unlocked One A9 7.0 updates. Meanwhile, the company’s very 2016 flagship is still stuck on ancient Marshmallow on the largest US carrier, despite receiving the major UI makeover way back in November 2016 in a regional unlocked configuration, with T-Mobile following suit at the beginning of 2017.
