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HTC announces the ‘777 Tour’ starring Rihanna and offers you a chance to be there!
HTC has announced that to help celebrate the release of her 7th album Unapologetic on November 19th, HTC is partnering with Grammy-winning artist Rihanna, for a unique concert series. The 777 Tour takes Rihanna around the globe performing 7 concerts in 7 locations in 7 days. HTC wants you to part of
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HTC likely to pay Apple $6 to $8 per handset sold in 2013.
Looking a little deeper into the agreement between HTC and Apple, it appears that Apple is getting the better end of this deal. Shaw Wu, an analyst with Sterne Agee, has talked to industry analysts and been informed that Apple will likely receive between $6 to $8 from HTC for every smartphone shipped
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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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HTC and Apple agree to 10 year cross-licensing agreement, settle all patent disputes
HTC and Apple have announced that the two companies have settle all of their litigation with a ten-year licensing agreement. Complete details of the deal are confidential, but it looks like Apple and HTC will be spending a lot less money on legal fees over the next decade. The announcement by the
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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
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HTC closes out October with a 60% drop in revenue
HTC has released its revenue numbers for the month of October, revealing a 60% decrease over the same month last year. In total, HTC’s revenue for October came in at $NT 17.2 billion ($588 million), substantially lower than the $NT 44 billion ($1.5 billion) the company reported last year. At this
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New HTC device found on Nenamark benchmark site
It looks like we have another HTC device to add to the list of upcoming devices. Looking at the Nenamark site, a new device, code-named Operaul was discovered. It sports a 1280×720 display, runs Android 4.1.1, and is powered by a 1.4Ghz dual-core processor with an Adreno 305 GPU on board. No other information is…