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Investors react favorably to HTC and Apple’s patent licensing agreement – stock rises 6.86 percent

Investors seem to agree that the HTC and Apple cross-licensing agreement which was announced late on Saturday is a good thing for HTC. The company’s stock price opened 6.86 percent (the maximum allowed on Taiwan’s stock exchange) higher this morning and maintained its gains throughout the day as the
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Rumor: Leaked images reveal white, black and brown HTC DLX – heading to Asian in early December

With the unveiling of the HTC DROID DNA for Verizon scheduled for tomorrow, new evidence has surfaced which suggests that the internal variant of the device is still alive. According to a report from ePrice, the HTC DLX will be available in white black and brown when it makes its debut in China and Taiwan
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Verizon announces Google+ HTC DROID DNA unboxing for November 19th

Verizon and HTC will be taking the stage together on Tuesday to officially unveil the HTC DROID DNA, but that’s not stopping Verizon from announcing a Google+ hangout for November 19th where Verizon and HTC will be able to experience an exclusive on-air unboxing of the HTC DROID DNA. We’re not expecting
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Verizon updates HTC 8X product page – lists November 13th “ship by” date

We know that HTC and its carrier partners are trying to get as much exposure as possible for their new Windows Phone 8 devices, but this is getting a little ridiculous. Less than 24 hours after issuing a press release which stated that the HTC 8X would be available “by Thanksgiving” – Verizon has now
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Windows Phone 8X by HTC now available from AT&T

The Windows Phone 8X by HTC has finally arrived! OK, that didn’t feel right; we know that Microsoft and HTC have teamed up to market this device as the official Windows Phone 8 handset, but from now on we’re simply going to refer to it as the HTC 8X. Moving on… If you’ve been waiting…
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HTC stock price spikes as investors anticipate November sales to rebound

HTC’s stock price took an unexpected turn today as institutional investors purchased more than 2.5 million shares of the company. The sudden surge in demand for HTC stocks forced the price upwards by 7% – the daily cap for Taiwan’s stock market. Mega International Investment Service Corp says that

