HTC withdraws Android tablets from sale in US

News Wireless United States 11 OKT 2012
HTC withdraws Android tablets from sale in US
HTC plans to stop sales of its Android tablets in the US, TechRadar reports. It will discontinue all three models launched in the US - the HTC Jetstream, HTC Evo View 4G and the HTC Flyer. A company representative told TechRadar that it was pleased with the results of its foray into tablets and that the products had run through their planned lifecycles.

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

HTC

Countries:

United States

Tags:

Devices, Launch, Consumer devices, Consumer, Client, Product

Related Articles

GLOBAL 24 DEC 2012

HTC plans two Windows tablets for next year - report

HTC is working on two Windows tablets to launch in the third quarter of 2013, based on the Window RT operating system and running on Qualcomm processors, reports Bloomberg, citing someone familiar with the matter. HTC is reportedly developing a 7-in model, capable of making voice calls, that would compete with Apple's iPad mini, Google's Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire. HTC is also working on a 12-in Windows tablet. The person said production details and exact schedules have not been finalised.

UNITED STATES 17 OKT 2012

HTC enters patent licence agreement with DataQuill

DataQuill has announced that HTC has entered into a patent licence agreement with the company, providing access to DataQuill's US Patent No. 6,058,304 for Data Entry System, US Patent No. 7,139,591 for Hand Held Telecommunications and Data Entry Device and portfolio. In addition, DataQuill has announced that the United States Patent & Trademark Office has issued the company US Patent No. 8,290,538 that has claims covering aspects of smartphones, tablets and similar computing devices. In conjunction with the

Just In

19 DEC 16:42

SLT-Mobitel launches 5G network in Sri Lanka

19 DEC 16:19

Dialog Axiata launches 5G network, connects 1.5 million subscribers

19 DEC 15:56

UK govt to ban AI-enabled nudification apps to protect women, girls

19 DEC 15:42

3 UK launches last-minute Christmas sale

Commentary

13:56

Video market set for slower growth ahead

11:38

Netflix buys Warner Bros to deepen content catalogue

11:11

KPN's mixed performance in Q3 raises questions for strategy day

15:26

Stock markets breaking records but what happened to Odido's IPO plans?

Background

01:04

The week in telecom: Wi-Fi bolt-ons take off to boost broadband growth, video market works on consolidation

01:39

The week in telecom: Netflix wins bidding for Warner Bros, Apple poaches new execs, Samsung debuts trifold

13:51

Proximus vs. Telenet: Proximus performs better in Q3 while Telenet uses up cash

14:16

Proximus Domestic still struggling with low margins

Complete profile

Before downloading the whitepaper, we would like to ask you to complete your profile with company and position. After confirming you will receive the white paper.