T-Mobile HTC One M8 Gets Android 4.4.3 KitKat OTA Update

HTC One M8 Gets Android 4.4.3 KitKat OTA Update

T-Mobile has launched the official Android 4.4.3 KitKat Update for the HTC One M8 today. Check the smartphone’s notification panel and see if there are any new updates available for install.

The Android 4.4.3 OTA Update will probably be the final KitKat build released for your HTC One M8, asGoogle will launch the official Android L 5.0 by the end of this autumn. HTC has also announced that they are planning on working with US carriers on upgrading all their HTC One M7 and M8 models by the end of this year with Android L.

Android 4.4.3 KitKat for the HTC One M8 comes with several tweaks and improvements that should add a better Android experience for your device The T-Mobile Free Inflight Texting support has been added and there are also several new security tweaks from Google that will make your device much more secure against various threats. The update is being rolled out in phases and all the T-Mobile HTC One M8 users should get the new files by the end of this month.

When the KitKat 4.4.3 with firmware version set to 2.22.531.6 arrives OTA on your HTC One M8 you should simply confirm the download and installation process. The phone will then complete the process by itself and after the reboot it will be running the latest Android 4.4.3 OS. Note that before starting the update you will need to make sure that the battery life of your device is over 50%, so that it won’t switch off during the update.

Android 4.4.3 update for HTC One M8 measures somewhere around 55MB and you can get the files on your phone using the Wi-Fi connection or using your mobile data. If the update notification hasn’t arrived yet, then you shouldn’t worry as the roll out takes place until September 30 and all users of stock T-Mobile HTC One M8 will get the new files by then.

If the update has arrived for your device and you have installed it already, then you should tell us in comments how is your HTC One M8 device working with the new firmware. Also, make sure to test the device’s battery life and see if there is any improvement from the previous Android version.