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Tag Archives: HTC
Linux client market share gains outside the Android? Instead of gains will it shrink to 5% in the next 3 years?
The Linux Foudation quite proundly referred to ReadWriteMobile: The ‘Year of the Linux Desktop’? That’s So 2012 [Feb 3, 2013] For those Linux enthusiasts still pining for the mythical “Year of the Linux Desktop,” the wait is over. In fact, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, consumer computing, consumer devices, notebooks, smartphones, tablets
Tagged Allwinner, Android, Apple, China, client market share, clients, emerging markets, entry-level tablets, Goldman Sachs, Google, Google Glass, Greater China, HTC, iPad, iPhone, Linux, mainland China, mainstream standard, mainstream tablets, Marvell, Microsoft, non-iPad vendors, Onda, OS, quad core, Rockchip, Samsung, SoC market, SoC vendors, Taiwan, Tim Cook, touch panel market, touch panels, Ubuntu, white-box vendors
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Ubuntu and HTC in lockstep
Update at 18:05 PM CET: Both Ubuntu’s and HTC’s countdowns have ended, and there was no relationship between the two. Ubuntu, however, managed a clever publicity this way. What Ubuntu is promising now – touch enhanced experience from a single … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Enterprise computing, Geopolitics, smartphones, tablets
Tagged HTC, HTC BlinkFeed, HTC BoomSound, HTC One, HTC Sense TV, HTC Sense Voice, HTC UltraPixel Camera, HTC Zoe, new HTC One, QML, Qt, thin client, Touch Developer Preview of Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu for phones, Ubuntu for tablets
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Allwinner vis-à-vis HTC on 2013 International CES
From Allwinner: Allwinner has launched its latest quad-core application processor A31 in December 2012 and will create another legend in the consuming world. If you would like to know more about A31, please schedule a meeting with us at CES … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, Geopolitics, intelligent systems, notebooks, smartphones, SoC, tablets
Tagged 2013 International CES, A31, Allwinner, Allwinner et al phenomenon, Allwinner phenonmenon, Centaur Technology, HTC, ICT market researchers, IDC, Isaiah micro architecture, Isaiah/CN micro architecture, portable PC, quad-core application processor, Rockchip, SoC, Tablets, VIA Technologies, Windows RT
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Lumia 920 vs. iPhone 5 (and vs. Android, Galaxy S3, HTC One X+)
András Velvárt suggested to me an excellent customer review available on Amazon of Lumia 920 vs. iPhone 5. It is really amazing that Lumia 920 is winning against iPhone 5 in so many respects. I checked on the web and … Continue reading
Posted in smartphones
Tagged Android, customer review, HTC, HTC One X+, iOS 6, iPhone 5, Lumia 920, Samsung Galaxy S3, smartphone media, Windows Phone 8
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Boosting both the commodity and premium brand markets in 2013 with much more smartphones and tablets while the Windows notebook shipments will shrink by 2%
This is my conclusion after reviewing The ongoing trends in the commodity and premium brand ecosystems of Android devices: – Smartphones- Tablets and The emerging new trends in the premium ecosystem of the Windows devices:- Notebooks – Smartphones as reported … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, consumer computing, consumer devices, Geopolitics, notebooks, smartphones, tablets
Tagged 2013 ICT market, 2013 market, Acer, Alibaba, Aliyun, Allwinner, Amazon, Android, Android devices, Android smartphones, Android tablets, Apple, Asustek, branded Android tablets, China market, commodity, commodity markets, Compal, Coolpad, Dell, Digitimes, Digitimes Research, ecosystems, FIH, Flextronics, Foxconn, Gartner, global tablet shipments, Google, Haier, Hewlett-Packard, HTC, Huawei, IDC, iPad, iPhone, Lenovo, LG, major brands, market forecasts, market shares, Microsoft PixelSense, Microsoft Surface, Motorola, Nexus 10, Nexus 4, Nexus 7, notebooks, ODMs, OEMs, Oppo, PC brands, PC replacement, Pegatron Technology, premium brand markets, premium brands, price points, profits, Quanta, Rockchip, Samsung, smartphones, Tablets, Taiwan makers, Toshiba, trends, white-box tablets, Window Phone, Windows 8, Windows notebooks, Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 7.8, Windows Phone 8, Windows RT, Wistron, Xiaomi, ZTE
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Qualcomm decided to compete with the existing Cortex-A5/Krait-based offerings till the end of 2012
Update: Nvidia Tegra 3 under strong pressure from S4 Pro, say Taiwan makers [DIGITIMES, Dec 7, 2012] Snapdragon S4 Pro series processors developed by Qualcomm have brought increasing competitive pressure on Nvidia’s Tegra 3 because of its superior overall performance-cost … Continue reading
Posted in consumer computing, consumer devices, smartphones, SoC
Tagged SoC, LTE, Android, Qualcomm, TD-SCDMA, China, Snapdragon, MediaTek, HTC, Spreadtrum, UMTS, 28nm, Adreno, Krait, Windows Phone, MSM7227A, MSM7627A, Cortex-A5, entry-level smartphones, MSM8960, MSM8x30, MSM8x25, Snapdragon S4, Cortex-A7, S4 Play, S1, S4 Plus, World Mode, MSM7225A, MSM7625A, MSM7x25A, MSM7x27A, CDMA/UMTS, MSM8x35, MSM8x60, MSM8227, MSM8260A, MSM8960 Lite, MSM8225, MSM8625, MSM8230, MSM8630, MSM8930, MSM8225Q, MSM8625Q, Adreno 305, Samsung Galaxy S III, HTC One XL, premium smartphones, mid-range smartphones, mass-market smartphones, 45nm, benchmarking, Vellamo
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The low priced, Android based smartphones of China will change the global market
During the 12 months or so China took over the overall leading market role for smartphones from the key markets considered to be in the lead: US, Australia, Brazil, Great Britain (GB), Germany, France, Italy and Spain. An even more … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, consumer computing, Geopolitics, smartphones
Tagged Alibaba Group, Analysys International, Android, Apple, Asia-Pacific, Australia, Baidu, Brazil, Canalys, China, commoditization, commoditization of smartphones, Coolpad, devices and services, France, GB, Germany, Gionee, global market, Google, Gordon Frazer, Great Britain, HTC, Huawei, IDC, IHS iSuppli, India, iOS, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, Italy, K-Touch, Kantar, Latin America, lead market, Lenovo, low-end, Meizu Technology, Mexico, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, Oppo, price, price tier, Ralph Haupter, RIM, Russia, Samsung, Shanda Interactive, smartphones, Spain, Symbian, United States, US, Windows Phone 8, Xiaomi, ZTE
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Boosting the MediaTek MT6575 success story with the MT6577 announcement — UPDATED with MT6588/83 coming in Q4 2012 and 8-core MT6599 in 2013
Follow-up: MediaTek MT6589 quad-core Cortex-A7 SoC with HSPA+ and TD-SCDMA is available for Android smartphones and tablets of Q1 delivery [Dec 12, 2012] The MT6588 was recently renamed MT6589. Update: Sold 70 million in the first three quarters, MediaTek smart chip dominates China … Continue reading
Posted in consumer computing, consumer devices, Geopolitics, smartphones, SoC
Tagged 2012 smartphone war, 40nm, Android 4.0, Apple, China, China Mobile, China Unicom, Coolpad, Cortex A9, Cortex-A7, dual SIM, HSPA+, HTC, Huawei, Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS, iHTC, Lenovo, MediaTek, Motorola, MStar, MT6575, MT6577, MT6583, MT6588, MT6589, MT6599, MTK6589, Nokia, Oppo, PowerVR, PowerVR Series5, Qualcomm, retail channels, Samsung, SGX544, Shanda, smartphones, ST-Ericsson, TD-SCDMA. WCDMA, white-box vendors, ZOPO, ZTE
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Tech investment banking expertise to strengthen the unique value focus of growing the HTC brand and to achieve high growth again
Updates #2: - HTC sees revenues down sharply on-year in July [DIGITIMES, Aug 7, 2012] HTC saw its revenues dip 16.7% on month and 44.5% on year to a five-month low of NT$25 billion (US$834.45 million) in July. For the … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, Geopolitics, Reflectivity/Sunlight readability, smartphones
Tagged 2012 smartphone war, Android 4.0, audio technology, Beats, Beats By Dr. Dre, Beats By Dre, brand, CFO, China, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Cortex-A5, Dual card, dual standby, Goldman Sachs, HTC, HTC Desire, HTC One, HTC Rezound, HTC Sense 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, investment banking, MSM7227A, MSM7627A, smartphones, ST-Ericsson, Super AMOLED, Super LCD
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