Diamond handsets are expected to reach the one-million mark by mid-August, less than three months after High Tech Computer (HTC) began to ship the handsets at the end of May, HTC CEO Peter Chou told reporters on August 4.. Unit sales of HTC Touch Diamond...

Impact Of New IPhone On HTC Handset Sales Limited, Says HTC. apple iphone 3g. The aggressive pricing strategy adopted by Apple for its 3G iPhone will have limited impact on High Tech Computer's (HTC's) handset sales, according to Peter Chou, CEO of HTC..   The...

in a significant impact on the development of UMPCs (ultra mobile PCs), which may force High Tech Computer (HTC) to adjust its deployment of UMPC products, according to Peter Chou, president and CEO of HTC..   The increasing popularity of Asustek Computer’s...

Tech Computer (HTC) expects sales of its HTC Touch Diamond will top two million units in 2008 following the official debut of the mobile device in London early this month, according to company CEO Peter Chou. HTC launched the Touch Diamond in Taiwan on May...

T-Mobile To Roll Out Android-powered HTC "Dream" Smartphone In October. Google Android Dream HTC T-Mobile. Chicago (IL) - Apple's iPhone will see its first serious competitor soon: T-Mobile preps HTC "Dream" for an October release and is expected to launch...

Sprint CEO Says Android Not Good Enough for Sprint Branding. sprint cellular mobility android. It appears that Dan Hesse, Sprint CEO, is not sold on the whole Android epidemic. Hesse told the National Press Club in Washington that Android is “not good enough...

Palm to Launch 'Nova' OS at CES. Palm OS Nova Smartphone. It seems Palm is still eager to cut itself a bigger piece of the smartphone pie. Business Week reports that the company’s CEO hopes the device’s new operating system will bridge the gap between the...

update to manufacturers. This vacuum is leaving a door open for alternatives, including Android from Google and webOS from Palm. So after Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha claimed that version 7 was arriving in 2010, many were left wondering when WinMo 6.5 would hit...

but not serious enough for a BlackBerry, a market the company thinks has plenty of room for the next Palm device running Nova. “People’s work and personal lives are melding," said Ed Colligan, CEO of Palm. Colligan added that Palm is aiming for the "fat...