HTC hasn’t had much luck lately. The Taiwanese company has rolled out some terrific smartphones that have somehow struggled to compete with Samsung’s offerings, and just when it launches a device that looks like it’s going to be a real winner it suffers a component shortage and now a preliminary injunction.
Nokia has been granted the ban in the Netherlands by the Amsterdam district court due to a pair of microphones that feature in the HTC One.
Those in the United States can now purchase the HTC One unlocked from HTC’s online store, priced at $575. In addition to the freedom to use your device on any carrier you like, you’ll also enjoy 32GB of storage, a 1.7GHz quad-core processor, and HTC’s latest Sense 5.0 user interface.
Sky Go has today been updated to add support for the latest flagships from Samsung, Sony, HTC, and Motorola. The app now works on the Galaxy S4, the HTC One, the Xperia Z, and the RAZR HD.
T-Mobile USA has announced that it will be selling the new HTC One from April 24. The device is expected to sell for just $99.99 down on one of the company’s new “Uncarrier” plans, which give you unlimited calls, unlimited texts, and unlimited 4G data.
The new Sony Xperia Z looks to be off to a terrific start, with analysts reporting that 4.6 million units have been sold in just 40 days. Some of that success is being attributed to the fact that Sony announced the device before competitors like HTC and Samsung had a chance to throw their latest flagships into the mix.
