It appears that today is a DigiTimes kinda day.  The Taiwan based site is now quoting the Chinese language Economic Daily News website as providing some new information from Peter Chou, HTC’s CEO. According to EDN, via DigiTimes, Chou says that it will have sold more than 1 million T-Mobile G1 Android based smartphones by the

The company HTC (High Tech Computer) expects that sales smartphone T-Mobile G1 will exceed one million this year. Digitimes reported, citing Peter Chou (Peter Chou), head of HTC. Regarding future plans HTC still go quite vague rumors. According to one version, T-Mobile is going to issue a second smartphone Android-G2 in January, but HTC is planning an international solution of this model in

Even during these tough economic times, HTC appears to be doing swimmingly well. At least that’s all we ever hear in reports from around the web. So, when I noticed today that HTC CEO Peter Chou was quoted as saying the G1 should sell over a million units this year… I wasn’t too surprised at

Given just how awesome HTC's most previous quarterly results were, we don't blame it for being a tad optimistic about overall G1 sales. CEO Peter Chou was quoted as saying that the G1 should sell just over a million units this year, with the second Android-powered handset coming in Q1 2009 at the "earliest." Interestingly, the report also stated that HTC was hard at work on its third Goo...

High Tech Computer (HTC) expects sales of the Android-powered G1 handset to top over one million units in 2008, the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN) recently quoted HTC CEO Peter Chou as saying. While there are slightly conflicting rumors circulating that either T-Mobile is going to launch an Android-based G2 handset in January and HTC is planning the worldwide launch of a second

While rumours on the second Android-based HTC phones begin to surface, Economic Daily News newspaper's sources have disclosed that the manufacturer is already working on its third Android-based mobile phone. HTC CEO Peter Chou has said that he expects that G1 device sales to surpass 1 million units in 2008, according to EDN, which led to

Chris wrote up this article sometime back, so it’s an oldie but still goodie article. HTC CEO Peter Chow confirmed that even though the company is developing a whole new family of Android-powered devices, Windows Mobile isn’t going away. 10 December 2007 Chris Davies for Google-Phone.com HTC’s CEO Peter Chou has confirmed today that the company

Peter Chou, Chief Executive Officer, High-Tech Computer (HTC,) has increased end-year shipment forecasts of two HTC devices, the T-Mobile G1, and the Touch Diamond.  The new total is 4m devices, compared to the previous forecast of 2.6m  devices. The T-Mobile G1 was expected to ship 600 000 units, but faced an increase of 67% to 1m

While it may be tough times for smartphone makers worldwide, HTC has raised its shipment forecasts for the T-Mobile G1 and Windows-powered Touch Diamond, putting shipment volumes of both in the millionth range by the end of 2008. In a statement that HTC CEO Peter Chou made on November 21, it is said that the company

Revising their previous target of 600,000 HTC G1s shipped by the end of 2008, HTC CEO Peter Chou has disclosed that the company now expects to ship at least 1 million of the world’s first Android handset by year’s end. Of course, these numbers may seem a bit low if you’re still going on the