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HTC stops the HTC10 Nougat rollout – again

The HTC10 Nougat update in Europe has been halted - again. HTCdoesn't expect the rollout to resume until some time in February.
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January 26, 2017

The Android Nougat update for the HTC 10 in Europe has been stopped. Again. If you’re getting a little deja vu here, that’s probably because the same thing happened about two weeks ago. Apparently the bugs found and squashed in that first update hiccup weren’t all of them.

HTC’s product and services director for EMEA, Graham Wheeler, just announced the Nougat rollout in Europe has been “paused” once again while the company “looks into a technical issue”. Unfortunately, he doesn’t expect the HTC10’s mainland Europe rollout to resume until some time next month.

For HTC10 users in mainland Europe, we’ve unfortunately had to pause the rollout as we look into a technical issue and work to correct it.
— Graham Wheeler (@wheelergd) January 26, 2017

Wheeler was quick to pre-empt his “No Nougat for mainland Europe” tweet with news that Nougat is now available in the UK, Russia, Turkey and the Middle East. With ZTE, Sony and others delaying or halting their Nougat updates recently too, we’re beginning to wonder if this is all just a coincidence or if there could possibly be a larger problem at hand.