HTC posted $4.61 billion in sales in 2008, up from $3.58 billion last year, boosted in large part by its sales of the T-Mobile G1, the first phone running on Google's Android platform and other smartphones, according to a DigiTimes article. The Taiwanese company, which has made more inroads into the U.S. market of late, also had a net income in 2008 of $866.72 million, down from $972.49 milli...

Even though no definite line-up was mentioned, DigiTimes reports that HTC has made known their intention of releasing around 10 new handsets for 2009. That’s just 2 handsets shy away from having one new model available for every month of the year. Considering that HTC handsets don’t usually use other operating systems aside from Windows Mobile,

HTC has posted their 2008 numbers, and if you’re a fan/fanboy/fangirl of the company… You will want to give me a high five. *high five* Digitimes reports the details: High Tech Computer (HTC) has announced revenues for the fiscal year 2008 (ended December 31, 2008) reached NT$152.56 billion (US$4.61 billion), with 28.65% on-year growth. Net income after

Digitimes claims that HTC intends to launch a 10-strong mix of WinMo and Android handsets in 2009 -- sounds about right, if we had to guess -- and not all of 'em will be Qualcomm powered. Apparently, HTC's HSPA devices will employ guts from Ericsson's Mobile Platforms group, and as lucrative contracts go, the HTC's chipset contract going into a serious Android year has to be at...

According to CNET Asia the decision have HTC make their next Xperia is due to the reported dissatisfaction of Sony Ericsson over the design of Xperia X1. While, the Taiwanese news site DigiTimes reports that, according to the Chinese-language Commercial Times paper, Sony Ericsson is set to have its rhe Xperia X2 manufactured by the Taiwanese ODM expert Mobinnova . Let's see what could be the probl...

According to Digitimes, the company Sony Ericsson plans to give the order for his second communicator based on Windows Mobile another Taiwan manufacturer - Mobinnova, rather than HTC (High Tech Computer). Remember that HTC is the manufacturer of the first Windows Mobile device Sony Ericsson - X1. Also, sources at Taiwanese industries have reported that two more companies, one of which is Pegatron

According to the latest news on the Web, Sony Ericsson plans on ending its cooperation with High Tech Computer (HTC) and switching to the Taiwan-based Mobinnova. The Taiwanese news site DigiTimes reports that, according to the Chinese-language Commercial Times paper, Sony Ericsson is set to have its second Windows Mobile-based smartphone (which w...

Most branded handset vendors as well as vendors in China and Japan are all planning to launch Android-powered mobile phones in 2009, reports Taiwanese internet publication Digitimes. The news site quotes its Digitimes Research saying that the likely to global sales of Android handsets wuld be 5-8 million units in 2009, accounting for 4-7% of the global handset market. Most branded vendors, includi...

A research conducted by Digitimes Research estimates that Android platform phone, which is going to be boomed in 2009, will reach 5-8 million units to be sold. That will be counted as 4-7% of global market share. Digitimes revealed that in 2009, there will be massive bandwagon of Android phone manufacturers. Beside big name like Motorola, ...

While an earlier Digitimes report indicated that Sony Ericsson planned to outsource its second Windows Mobile-based smartphone to another Taiwan-based handset maker Mobinnova instead of its current partner High Tech Computer (HTC), industry sources have disclosed that two other makers, one of them being Pegatron Technology, are also trying to grab the smartphone order from Sony Ericsson.