HTC outs Q3 earnings, posts its first net quarterly loss
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- AnonD-178262
- vpc
- 10 Oct 2013
Now this should be a good example to all other OEMs to *Listen to what customers demand*
OEMs doesn't decide what's in and out, what's in demand and what's not and "what's good for business" :D but the customers do!
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- Bluto
- U@a
- 05 Oct 2013
Hopefully, the HTC One Max will a removable battery, SD card slot and maybe a not so overpriced price tag. Now, all HTC needs to do is, drop that 4 MP camera and go for 13 or 20 MP cameras. That's it if HTC wants market share.
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- Chief
- N9@
- 05 Oct 2013
Will only get worse if they keep being insensitive to what the people really want! We want Phablets, Not butterflies (ugly ones at that). The fact is that the only reason I'm reading this is because of the Max coming. We want size, not a million phones looking the same and worse; less than 5 inches!!
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- included
- A2r
- 05 Oct 2013
Joey, 04 Oct 2013HTC make good products, though they probably make too many ... moreAgreed! Probably they've should learn from SAMSUNG focusing on their GALAXY line-ups and please don't overprice.
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- goron
- y$f
- 04 Oct 2013
great strategy HTC, no sdcard,no removable battery, low mp camera, small screen big bezel.
aluminum and design only cant save you on this day.
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- Anonymous
- 5K}
- 04 Oct 2013
dlads, 04 Oct 2013No it wasn't the s4 was £550 and the One 32GB version... moreThere are many Asian countries where the HTC One is more expensive than the same size Galaxy S4 such as in India, Thailand, and Singapore.
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- Vuk
- 3@j
- 04 Oct 2013
xme, 04 Oct 20131) no microSD slot in top models 2) battery non-removable ... moreRight you are about the warranty and customer care. They did not want to fix my One X because i had a re-locked bootloader.
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- Wgd
- t1$
- 04 Oct 2013
xme, 04 Oct 20131) no microSD slot in top models 2) battery non-removable ... more...and no compass in most mid and low end models
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- Gmt
- t1$
- 04 Oct 2013
Nightmare, 04 Oct 2013Funny, you guys saying that HTC fall is because of Android,... morenokia ddnt do android as they cudnt meet advanced hardware standards.
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- Rafe Firman
- PFx
- 04 Oct 2013
xme, 04 Oct 20131) no microSD slot in top models
2) battery non-removable ... moreyou said: their flagship phone lasts several months,
then they release new flagship (one giant
FU to previous customers).
That's the biggest bs.
Why people keen to condemn HTC while other OEM got away with it..?
Look, Sgs4 first announces with S600, but be4 long they launched S800 version. Likewise Sony XZ, then Z1. LG does the same this year.
While HTC? They stuck with HTC One lame 4uP camera.
And you still accuse them? Unbelievable.
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- Kevin van GTV
- MAV
- 04 Oct 2013
htc blew their name years ago, with the windows mobile phones -> incredible sucky phones !!
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- AnonD-97279
- U$4
- 04 Oct 2013
I fill sorry for HTC... HTC one is really an alrounder beauty except removable battery and micro sd card... perhaps way better than Iiphone 5s and can compete with S4. Don't give up HTC your prosperous days will ahead may be. By the way iam Note 1 user
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- keke
- Np}
- 04 Oct 2013
derty3d, 04 Oct 2013HTC did not give up, and hopefully investing money from the... moreTo all HTCians let's keep the spirit and be optimistic that HTC will rise to the occasion. HTC for life no matter what
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- Nightmare
- j8w
- 04 Oct 2013
Funny, you guys saying that HTC fall is because of Android, but insist on Nokia using Android for their devices.
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- AnonD-59657
- wce
- 04 Oct 2013
Even HTC adopts Android but very unfortunately that HTC lacks of innovation+differentiation and selling overpriced devices and try to be Apple.
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- Joey
- U2A
- 04 Oct 2013
HTC make good products, though they probably make too many products instead of just concentrating on their main devices with updates and support etc..
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- derty3d
- PY3
- 04 Oct 2013
Android was launched exactly five years ago, on September 23, 2008. At the time, the 1.0 version of the system was launched, as the name Astro, because at that time the idea was to use the name of famous Google bots. The first smartphone launched with support for Android 1.0 was the HTC Dream (also called T-Mobile G1) Android full five years, htc was always by his side
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- derty3d
- PY3
- 04 Oct 2013
HTC did not give up, and hopefully investing money from the sale of 25% of Beats Audio, I was very sad for breach of exclusive beats, better days shall come!
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- AnonD-160955
- UN8
- 04 Oct 2013
Samsung will be ready for acquiring HTC from now.
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- xme
- S75
- 04 Oct 2013
1) no microSD slot in top models
2) battery non-removable in top models
3) Sense became bloat
4) overpriced low and mid segment
5) the worst warranty "support" by far in Europe
6) their flagship phone lasts several months, then they release new flagship (one giant FU to previous customers)