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AT&T customers holding onto HTC's 2015 flagship should be happy to hear that the carrier's page for the phone has been changed with the details of an update to Android 7.0 Nougat, including instructions on how to pull down the OTA (version 4.27.502.7). Although we haven't seen any first-hand reports for the update on any devices yet, the mention of the OTA on the page would seem to imply that it should appear soon.
If you don't remember the phone, our review of the M9 found it to be just like the M8, but perhaps slightly more so. (That's a joke and I think it's funny.) The Sprint version of the device got Nougat just a month ago. It's not too surprising, then, that AT&T would be next up with some Nougat love. It's no small step up from Marshmallow, although unfortunately, the changelog at AT&T's site says it only includes security patches up to February, which is a bit dated.
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The relevant instructions for pulling down the update (if it is available) are below:
Getting started
To update the software
UPDATE: 2017/05/19 2:57pm PDT BY
HTC has published the 4.27.502.7 RUU here (2.2GB download).
Source:AT&T
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