HTC Výrobce mobilních elektronických zařízení

HTC’s mobile business has long been in predicted to be on its way out but, year after year, the company seems to survive, even if barely. The company still hasn’t launched a noteworthy smartphone this year but it seems to be taking a different str...

HTC is going back to the basics in its latest attempt to revitalize a business that's been bleeding money for several years now, taking a page from the "new Nokia's" playbook by reviving the Wildfire brand. The first of several rumored new smartph...

Samsung has pretty much abandoned the low-cost Gear VR lineup, Google's Daydream platform isn't doing a lot better either, while higher-end headsets are yet to yield the tiniest of profits for HTC, but none of that is stopping Snap from betting bi...

HTC may have ended the year's second quarter on an unusually high note, but the 94 percent June revenue increase compared to the previous month was not enough to stop the bleeding. After crunching the numbers, the Taiwan-based company has just rel...

HTC has reported net loss of NT$2.23 billion (US$70.81 million) for the second quarter of 2019, the company's fifth consecutive quarterly loss, although the figure shows a slight improvement from loss of NT$2.455 billion seen a quarter earlier. EP...

This week’s Android Circuit includes the launch of the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus, the changes to Samsung’s phablet, the updated S-Pen, a review of the Sony Xperia 1, the first OnePlus 7T Pro leaks, Huawei’s alternative OS, HTC pausing UK sal...

Among an onslaught of Galaxy Note 10, iPhone 11, and Pixel 4 leaks, you'd be forgiven for missing a far less important story in the grand scheme of today's mobile industry that may have however grabbed the attention of nostalgic fans of a classic ...

The Desire 19+ was announced in early June as an exclusive for the Taiwanese market. But just two months later it appears HTC is preparing to launch the smartphone globally, and Europe’s the first to receive it (translated). Set to be priced at €3...

After more losing quarters than we can count and a slow descent into smartphone market irrelevance, HTC is somehow still alive and (occasionally) kicking, releasing (overpriced) new handsets, preparing the revival of a once beloved brand, and slug...

HTC’s smartphones are already having problems selling on their own, the last thing the company needs is have them pulled from a major market. It’s not the US, admittedly, but having all HTC phones suddenly become unavailable in the UK is now small...

The HTC U11 HTC has been struggling to compete in the smartphone market for quite some time and it seems like thing aren’t getting any better. The company has halted all sales in the UK due to an ongoing patent dispute. Way back in 2012, a court f...