So we have leaks and still no actual source...c'mon sprint......why are you guys so slow???
215Aphillyated said:
So we have leaks and still no actual source...c'mon sprint......why are you guys so slow???
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Sprint is one of the faster carriers to release updates, and it's not like the One launched with 4.2 in any event. Give it another week or so, hopefully. If not, devs may pull through with a port from the int'l side.
Yeah I know bro,Ive been with sprint for almost ten years now...and seems to me they take longer to roll out their updates for thier flagship devices
215Aphillyated said:
So we have leaks and still no actual source...c'mon sprint......why are you guys so slow???
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There is no Sprint branded 4.2. It is for the international devices. As such there is nothing to release yet.
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So whats gonna be the diffrence in the 4.2 on the int variant and ours?
215Aphillyated said:
So whats gonna be the diffrence in the 4.2 on the int variant and ours?
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We use different radios for one.
Understandable
tkoreaper said:
We use different radios for one.
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I also believe that if you're lucky enough to snag one destined for the Asian market that those have microSD slots, owing to the smaller size of the radios used.
215Aphillyated said:
So whats gonna be the diffrence in the 4.2 on the int variant and ours?
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There really won't be any difference other than compatibility with the Sprint One, visually that is... It will look and operate the exact same.
tyler.durden said:
There really won't be any difference other than compatibility with the Sprint One, visually that is... It will look and operate the exact same.
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I think they also might have slightly different iconography, but that's it.
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We cant give any support.
If we can give this phone support you will find a new message!
Samsung Firmware "Official" Site
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What's the meaning of this?
There is no support for us aussies to
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Lenunited said:
There is no support for us aussies to
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Since you guys have the international phone (identical to other SGSs except USA) you guys can flash your phone as Euro firmwares, right?
All USA phones is different from the international model.
For instance, Samsung Captivate (ATT) has 4 keys (capacitive) instead of 3 keys (1 hard 2 capacitive). No FFC.
So.. it'll be harder for us to flash our phone to the custom ROMs
It takes time...the Euro version came out around a month or two.
The US version isn't even available yet.
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What's the meaning of this?
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That's not an official site, in case you seriously hadn't noticed.
okay does this mean custom rom for US AT&T Captivate will not be available until another month or so... this is a deal breaker. SGS is coming out next week. Mang if no custom rom i don't know if i get it.
This SUCKS.
@sl8125: there never are custom roms for a device that hasn't been released yet. The denbigh galaxy s variants that are coming to the us are going to have different hardware from each other and it will take at least a couple of weeks after general availability for the devices to get custom roms. Actually those galaxy s derivatives will probably be able to take advantage of the work that had been done on the galaxy s but nobody can say for sure since nobody has any pdt the for devices that are going under the galaxy s flag in the us.
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wauw.. Redneck alert - anyone?
ment in the nicest way possiple - please dont invade denmark mkay
ogen said:
ment in the nicest way possiple - please dont invade denmark mkay
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Sir, you made my day
What do you think, will Android 4.0 be available for our phone? I'm not optimistic, probabably they will put it on dual-core phones only, but who knows...
Cm 9 since we're officially supported...
scoobysnacks said:
Cm 9 since we're officially supported...
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What do you mean by "officially supported"?
weaselEST said:
What do you mean by "officially supported"?
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The CM team has a team of developers that officially support the IncS. The IncS is among the devices that are in the build and development rollout.
Plus its said the Nexus S will be getting it and it is only a single core processor. That being said, I'll wait for CM9.
scoobysnacks said:
Cm 9 since we're officially supported...
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For CM7.1 yeah, that doesn't mean the devs will bother developing CM9 for it.
Raithmir said:
For CM7.1 yeah, that doesn't mean the devs will bother developing CM9 for it.
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Lol I don't think you know what officially supported means.
scoobysnacks said:
Lol I don't think you know what officially supported means.
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I don't think you do either.
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The CM team has a team of developers that officially support the IncS. The IncS is among the devices that are in the build and development rollout.
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I understand this team has taken the responsibility to develop the software to IncS in future CM releases?
Google said that all gingerbread running devices can run ICS without any problem, so it basically means that our Inc S can run it as well..
so even if HTC doesn't update our phones then we can hope to see some love for Inc S via custom ROMs..
Officially supported: I know what it means. You don't know means.
Sory for bad English.
The CM team were the ones that coined the next version as CM9, skipping CM8 as there was no Honeycomb based ROM for our phones.
I would think they plan on continuing to include CM9 for the IncS.
My 2 cents.
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The CM team were the ones that coined the next version as CM9, skipping CM8 as there was no Honeycomb based ROM for our phones.
I would think they plan on continuing to include CM9 for the IncS.
My 2 cents.
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Agreed..
I'm pretty sure officially supported doesn't mean for one single cm version..
At least it hasn't for any of the other phones.
The HTC Magic is "officially supported". Does that have CM7.1?
If Kali and Attn1 decided they no longer wished to keep supporting the IncS then someone else would have to step up and take over.
Just because a phone is "officially supported" it doesn't mean that it's definitely going to get a future version.
it'll be such a letdown if only cm has ICS.. i'd like to see sense roms with ICS too.
(been a sense freak since day 1 of getting my incS)
One of the major reasons why I bought an HTC mobile is because HTC is the front runner in releasing updates. I hope HTC gives support to my reason. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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The HTC Magic is "officially supported". Does that have CM7.1?
If Kali and Attn1 decided they no longer wished to keep supporting the IncS then someone else would have to step up and take over.
Just because a phone is "officially supported" it doesn't mean that it's definitely going to get a future version.
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That's also one of the first Android phones lol
It only has a 528GHz processor and 288mb ram.
Specs can force updates to stop.
Our phone is quite capable.
Go be a troll elsewhere
scoobysnacks said:
That's also one of the first Android phones lol
It only has a 528GHz processor and 288mb ram.
Specs can force updates to stop.
Our phone is quite capable.
Go be a troll elsewhere
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I'm not being a troll. I agree our phone is probably quite capable of supporting ice cream, I was just pointing out one reason why just because a phone is officially supported it does not mean it's guaranteed to get a future version.
My second reason is also quite valid.
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That's also one of the first Android phones lol
It only has a 528GHz processor and 288mb ram.
Specs can force updates to stop.
Our phone is quite capable.
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I'm not being a troll. I agree our phone is probably quite capable of supporting ice cream, I was just pointing out one reason why just because a phone is officially supported it does not mean it's guaranteed to get a future version.
My second reason is also quite valid.
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This is all just speculation at this point it time. You both bring up good points, especially about what Kali and attn1 may decide as far as CM9, so we just need to wait and see how this plays out for the IncS.
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This is all just speculation at this point it time. You both bring up good points, especially about what Kali and attn1 may decide as far as CM9, so we just need to wait and see how this plays out for the IncS.
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Indeed, fingers crossed!
Still no source code for ICS though, and may not be for some time
Moving right along.
https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/status/353173541807616000
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Moving right along.
https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/status/353173541807616000
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At this rate I wouldn't be surprised if we see 4.3 and never see 4.2.2.
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At this rate I wouldn't be surprised if we see 4.3 and never see 4.2.2.
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Considering Google seems to have planned 4.3 as a "breather" update, that wouldn't be surprising to me in the least-- and I certainly wouldn't mind a jump right into 4.3. Here's hoping, though.
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Considering Google seems to have planned 4.3 as a "breather" update, that wouldn't be surprising to me in the least-- and I certainly wouldn't mind a jump right into 4.3. Here's hoping, though.
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i doubt we will see 4.3 till september or so, or december
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i doubt we will see 4.3 till september or so, or december
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Until we actually see 4.3 released at all, speculation is pretty useless one way or another. I was somewhat surprised it didn't turn up at I/O, but considering Google's continuing focus on severing out core platform elements from Android, that's not actually altogether surprising.
Waiting is getting a bit tedious. The only part I'm looking forward to is a new radio. The rest is just icing on the cake.
I'll just be glad when it is released so that we can use a wide variety of ROMS that are being used on the International HTC One such as Android Revolution and the AOSP ROMS
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What about 4.3 ?
everesee said:
What about 4.3 ?
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lol
legendary1022 said:
I'll just be glad when it is released so that we can use a wide variety of ROMS that are being used on the International HTC One such as Android Revolution and the AOSP ROMS
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You know, all ARHD roms are really just stock with a fancy name.
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Until we actually see 4.3 released at all, speculation is pretty useless one way or another. I was somewhat surprised it didn't turn up at I/O, but considering Google's continuing focus on severing out core platform elements from Android, that's not actually altogether surprising.
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Released at all? I see you are not aware that there's a 4.3 leak for the Google edition S4? That means that Google has made the source available to the OEMs before making it public. Maybe even in the hopes of faster updates. Either way, it looks like Samsung's trying to pull a fast one on HTC.
The reason 4.3 did not show up at the I/O is because it's a very minor upgrade from 4.2.2. If you run it yourself, as I have, you will practically not notice any changes from 4.2.2.
However, Google chose to make sure that KLP WAS at I/O.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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Released at all? I see you are not aware that there's a 4.3 leak for the Google edition S4? That means that Google has made the source available to the OEMs before making it public. Maybe even in the hopes of faster updates. Either way, it looks like Samsung's trying to pull a fast one on HTC.
The reason 4.3 did not show up at the I/O is because it's a very minor upgrade from 4.2.2. If you run it yourself, as I have, you will practically not notice any changes from 4.2.2.
However, Google chose to make sure that KLP WAS at I/O.
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Thanks for the assumption, but wrong on both counts. I've been aware of it since leak date and have run it on a spare device, and from what I've seen and read, I don't consider it to be complete. Just because something runs, as I'm sure you're aware, does not mean that it's either ready or close to release date.
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Thanks for the assumption, but wrong on both counts. I've been aware of it since leak date and have run it on a spare device, and from what I've seen and read, I don't consider it to be complete. Just because something runs, as I'm sure you're aware, does not mean that it's either ready or close to release date.
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The point of 4.3 was to give carriers and OEMs a chance to catch up update-wise, it only makes sense that 4.3 will be a minor upgrade so that carriers and OEMs can easily patch it in. It's only natural that a an update meant to give a breather will contain minimal changes.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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The point of 4.3 was to give carriers and OEMs a chance to catch up update-wise, it only makes sense that 4.3 will be a minor upgrade so that carriers and OEMs can easily patch it in. It's only natural that a an update meant to give a breather will contain minimal changes.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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And if you look back at my posts, I don't disagree with this-- and in fact, this was even the subject of my first post. I don't think it's an incomplete leak because the changes so far have been minimal-- it is possible to have an unfinished point update.
http://www.androidcentral.com/cincinnati-bell-htc-one-could-skip-android-42-go-straight-43
If true this COULD happen On the major carriers as well, hence the "small" update recently.
I saw that article, and while I wouldn't really mind, I'm not sure if I believe it. Other countries have already gotten 4.2.2 for the GSM One.
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I saw that article, and while I wouldn't really mind, I'm not sure if I believe it. Other countries have already gotten 4.2.2 for the GSM One.
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I am not familiar with the carrier, are they GSM or CDMA?
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I am not familiar with the carrier, are they GSM or CDMA?
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Pretty much everywhere but America
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It does seem strange to me that we haven't seen 4.2.2 on the sprint htc one... As I recall on the HTC 4glte the update to 4.1 came fairly quick. I think HTC just said fk it let's release 4.3 which has back end features that we benefit from. 4.2 isn't such a big deal when HTC has highly customized version of android.
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Pretty much everywhere but America
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No no sorry, I meant is Cincinnati Bell GSM or CDMA. BTW it appears they are GSM so why the delay I am unsure....
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No no sorry, I meant is Cincinnati Bell GSM or CDMA. BTW it appears they are GSM so why the delay I am unsure....
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No GSM carriers in the US have updated to 4.2.2. But, Europe and Asia have gotten the update, which does work on ALL GSM phones, in any country.
However, there are no CDMA carriers (maybe a few, but it's a very small number) outside of the US, so the CDMA version (Sprint) has no update yet.
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No GSM carriers in the US have updated to 4.2.2. But, Europe and Asia have gotten the update, which does work on ALL GSM phones, in any country.
However, there are no CDMA carriers (maybe a few, but it's a very small number) outside of the US, so the CDMA version (Sprint) has no update yet.
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Yes I know this, My question initially was if anyone knew if Cincinnati Bell was GSM or CDMA. If they were CDMA I could see HTC saying the same for us. That is not the case, they are GSM which means skipping the update for them seems rather weird.
They are gsm
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I would imagine that HTC has 4.3 and probably has probably had it for months now. I'm wondering who they're working with to release it to, as far as carriers are concerned.
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It does seem strange to me that we haven't seen 4.2.2 on the sprint htc one... As I recall on the HTC 4glte the update to 4.1 came fairly quick. I think HTC just said fk it let's release 4.3 which has back end features that we benefit from. 4.2 isn't such a big deal when HTC has highly customized version of android.
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This is exactly why I have been wondering why people are pissed about a lack of 4.2.2 on the Sprint HTC One. There aren't that many new features to justify the outrage and there aren't any performance enhancements... 4.2.2 is barely a step up from 4.1.2 (the main improvements relate to tablets).
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This is exactly why I have been wondering why people are pissed about a lack of 4.2.2 on the Sprint HTC One. There aren't that many new features to justify the outrage and there aren't any performance enhancements... 4.2.2 is barely a step up from 4.1.2 (the main improvements relate to tablets).
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I disagree (regarding tablets), but that's mainly due to how fast Google's native implementation of quick toggles grew on me. It makes more Sense though for a 4.3 update, given that a fairly long time has already passed since the last point release and the relatively minor changes (compared to 4.0->4.1).
Then again, I'm also mildly concerned that the real story here is that Sprint's carrier testing is taking longer than it should and we'll just get a delayed 4.2.2 update instead.
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I disagree (regarding tablets), but that's mainly due to how fast Google's native implementation of quick toggles grew on me. It makes more Sense though for a 4.3 update, given that a fairly long time has already passed since the last point release and the relatively minor changes (compared to 4.0->4.1).
Then again, I'm also mildly concerned that the real story here is that Sprint's carrier testing is taking longer than it should and we'll just get a delayed 4.2.2 update instead.
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If you want quick toggles, just installed ViperRom... The changes aren't important enough to justify spending a lot of resources into upgrading the OS. The main changes in 4.1.2 -> 4.2.2 are in tablets, specifically multiple user implementation in the tablet environment.
http://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-4.2.html
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If you want quick toggles, just installed ViperRom... The changes aren't important enough to justify spending a lot of resources into upgrading the OS.
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Exactly what I wrote as far as corporate resources. As for ViperROM, I really don't think you're reading posts before you hit "reply."
but that's mainly due to how fast Google's native implementation of quick toggles grew on me
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I use Power Toggles for any devices not running 4.2, but I've come to prefer this method. The EQS included in ViperROM frankly makes my eyes bleed.
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The main changes in 4.1.2 -> 4.2.2 are in tablets, specifically multiple user implementation in the tablet environment.
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Granted. Again, I don't think you read my post very carefully. Your original post contended that there weren't any marked changes for phones, which is what I disagreed with-- not that the majority of changes went to tablets.
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Exactly what I wrote as far as corporate resources. As for ViperROM, I really don't think you're reading posts before you hit "reply."
I use Power Toggles for any devices not running 4.2, but I've come to prefer this method. The EQS included in ViperROM frankly makes my eyes bleed.
Granted. Again, I don't think you read my post very carefully. Your original post contended that there weren't any marked changes for phones, which is what I disagreed with-- not that the majority of changes went to tablets.
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I disagree (regarding tablets), but that's mainly due to how fast Google's native implementation of quick toggles grew on me.
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I don't think you wrote what you thought you wrote, or else you need to look up the word regarding... You specifically said you disagree with my assessment on tables.
As for quick toggling, I think you are overestimating the percentage of users who care to turn features off once they are turned on.
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I don't think you wrote what you thought you wrote, or else you need to look up the word regarding... You specifically said you disagree with my assessment on tables.
As for quick toggling, I think you are overestimating the percentage of users who care to turn features off once they are turned on.
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I think you need to reread your post for the context.
(the main improvements relate to tablets)
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FTFY.
And I think Cincinnati Bell is a joke as far as a wireless carrier is concerned. I live in the Cincinnati area, and their service is terrible. I don't see them getting an upgrade to 4.3 before anyone else. They usually trail behind everyone else in their release of phones.
Most newer HRMs require it and would like to know before buying one
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Most newer HRMs require it and would like to know before buying one
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I could be mistaken, but I was under the impression that 4.3 brought that feature. But like I said, I could be wrong.
Yup your right
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I could be mistaken, but I was under the impression that 4.3 brought that feature. But like I said, I could be wrong.
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You are actually correct, that was one of the major features that android 4.3 brought. Google made a big deal out of it too lol. So yeah basically if you wanna guarantee a rom has BTLE support, than make sure it is based on 4.3 or in the near future 4.4 (hopefully )