Taiwan-based mobile phone maker HTC announced recently the release of a new ROM upgrade for the HTC Touch Diamond2 handsets available on T-Mobile UK's airwaves. The most appealing feature brought by the new software solution is the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system from Microsoft, which also includes access to a series of services ...

It has been reported in an article over at news.softpedia.com that the Taiwan based mobile phone maker HTC have reported that they are getting prepared for the release of Android 2.1 update. The update is all set apparently for a very appealing device which has been delivered to the market the HTC Hero. Although the

Wintek, a Taiwan based touch panel supplier, has been blamed for a delay of Apple's iPad shipments.

Digitimes gives fair and balanced coverage of possible iPad delays by first quoting Liberty Times as saying Wintek's display panels' low yield rates are hampering iPad production, a fact that has been discussed before. Taiwan-based touch panel supplier Wintek has been blamed for a delay of Apple's iPad shipments, according to a Chinese-language report on Liberty Times. The report cl...

Taiwan-based mobile phone maker HTC Corporation is reportedly gearing up for the release of the Android 2.1 update for yet another appealing device it delivered to the market with Google's mobile operating system on board, the HTC Hero. The company already revealed plans to make the move, but so far hasn't announced officially when the update comes. ...

Macworld.com - Smartphone manufacturer HTC fired back at Apple on Wednesday, saying that it “disagrees” with the legal actions Apple has taken. Earlier this month, Apple sued Taiwan-based HTC over alleged infringement of intellectual property. HTC, of course, was quick to respond that it had its own patent library and one of its chief software partners, Google, weighed in on it...

AFP - Taiwan cellphone maker HTC, accused by Apple of infringing on iPhone patents, said Thursday it will "fully defend" itself against the charges.

AFP - Taiwan cellphone maker HTC, accused by Apple of infringing on iPhone patents, said Thursday it will "fully defend" itself against the charges.

HTC, the Taiwan-based maker of Google's Nexus One smartphone, said it plans to mount an aggressive defense against charges that it violated patent technology from Apple's iPhone devices.

Taiwan-based HTC responded on Wednesday to Apple's patent infringement suit, saying that it disagreed with the actions taken and will defend itself fully.