Another round of earnings data is out from Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC, and the storyline is unfortunately much the same as it’s been for a while now. The company is struggling so much >>
Another round of earnings data is out from Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC, and the storyline is unfortunately much the same as it’s been for a while now. The company is struggling so much >>
Sprint on Wednesday announced that it’s working with HTC to make a “powerful 5G mobile smart hub” that will launch at some point in the first half of 2019. But from the get-go >>
HTC quietly announced a new smartphone initiative in May, a phone like nothing else available on the market. The HTC Exodus, due later this year, is supposed to be HTC’s first crypto handset >>
Is this the beginning of the end for Taiwan-based smartphone market HTC? The company has generated a steady stream of bad news in recent days and weeks, with the latest ominous headline pointing >>
HTC is about to unveil a flagship phone that nobody will want to buy, the U12 handset the company teased using iPhone 6 parts not too long ago. But it turns out that >>
HTC is still making smartphones of its own, even though it lost a substantial amount of engineers when it sold part of its mobile division to Google last year. The struggling Taiwanese smartphone >>
MWC 2018 has come and gone, but the mobile leaks continue unabated. Over the weekend, Twitter user LlabTooFeR shared what is purported to be an extensive list of specifications for the next HTC flagship >>
While the likes of LG, Samsung and Sony stole the spotlight on Monday at CES 2018, HTC sneaked in a surprise announcement of its own before the day was over. The VR headset >>
