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News HTC has launched the latest in its range of keyboard-equipped handsets for enterprise users. On Wednesday the company unveiled the HTC Touch Pro, an own-branded Windows Mobile 6.1 device that has already surfaced as the T-Mobile MDA Vario IV. [05 Jun 2008]
Photos: HTC unveils its Diamond touch
Photo Peter Chou (pictured above), president and CEO of mobile maker HTC, has announced the latest smart phone in its Touch touchscreen series at a launch event in London. The multimedia device - called the HTC Touch Diamond - will be the first phone to... [07 May 2008]
HTC launches own-brand Windows phones
News Smart phone manufacturer HTC - the name behind 85 per cent of the world's Windows mobile phones - is to launch a range of devices under its own brand name. HTC has traditionally sold unbranded handsets to operators, including Orange's SPV and... [15 Jun 2006]
Photos: HTC Touch gets the T-Mobile treatment
Photo T-Mobile UK is offering the HTC Touch Dual smart phone, rebranded as the MDA Touch Plus. The device, which is also available on the Orange network, combines a touchscreen interface with a slider phone's concealed keypad and is aimed at business users. [29 Jan 2008]
BT fuels Fusion offering with two dual-mode handsets
News BT has inked deals with HP and Taiwan's HTC for the supply of converged devices for its BT Business Fusion service. The device from HTC, a company for many years famous for not pushing its own brand, is also based on Windows Mobile 6.0. [12 Feb 2007]
No-name giant behind the iPaq comes to London
News HTC - the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) that supplies brandless devices to Dell, HP, Orange, Palm and Vodafone to name a few - has opened its doors in the UK. Founded in 1997, HTC was the first phone maker to introduce a device based on... [25 Nov 2005]
Cost-Efficient Document Management Expedites Customer Service
White Paper Horry Telephone Cooperative (HTC), based in Conway, South Carolina, has become the largest telephone cooperative in the country with 75,000 users, and is the 30th largest telephone company overall. HTC needed to migrate to a document management... [24 May 2005]
BT adds smart phone to home broadband package
News The new service - BT Total Broadband Anywhere - furnishes customers with one of a choice of two HTC smart phones, along with 50 any-network minutes, 50 texts and 10MB of data on the basic package - which will cost £29.99 per month after an initial... [08 May 2008]
Microsoft Smartphone OS moves into Ericsson and Nokia's backyard
News Scandinavian operator TeliaSonera is to use the mobile OS on phones from Taiwanese manufacturer HTC. Also today, Microsoft announced Hong Kong-based operator CSL will also use the HTC phone, under the brand name Qtek7070. [27 May 2003]
The worst kept secret in mobile
Comment The deal a year ago between Microsoft, Orange and Taiwan’s HTC was an example - though the world of East Asian white label manufacturing might be offended by such an assessment. Though sales haven’t been stellar, last year’s SPV (the one in... [15 Sep 2003]
Can T-Mobile get around O2's xda exclusivity?
News Last year O2 unveiled its xda device, built by the company that made Compaq's iPaqs, Taiwan's HTC - and made a big fanfare about its exclusivity. O2's deal with HTC gives it a lifetime exclusive right to sell the device in all its markets... [31 Jul 2002]
Sendo drops Orange lawsuit
News In a separate and ongoing lawsuit against Microsoft, Sendo alleged that the software giant stole Sendo technology and gave it to other smartphone manufacturing partners, of which one is Taiwan's High Tech Computer (HTC). [22 Jul 2003]
Is Google creating a Gphone?
News Among the evidence used to back up the theory are patents the company has filed on predictive mobile location-based search tech; the blog of one venture capitalist, saying he has been told by sources of a BlackBerry-like gadget in the offing that... [14 Mar 2007]
First impressions of Microsoft Smartphone 2002 and the Orange SPV
Comment It is interesting that the manufacturer - Taiwan's HTC, the maker of O2's xda and the iPaq, as well - took a back seat. Among the three device manufacturers it has on board - in addition to HTC - is Samsung, rapidly emerging as the main pretender... [23 Oct 2002]
TI deal put paid to SPV suit
News However, the TI deal appears to resolve most or all legal issues around the HTC smartphone, in other countries as well as the UK, van Hooren suggested. In a separate and ongoing lawsuit against Microsoft, Sendo alleged that the software giant stole... [23 Jul 2003]
