宏達電在2010年開始銷售HTC品牌的設備，2010年的手機銷量超過2460萬, 創紀錄。 Canalys的數據顯示, HTC在2011年佔達智能手機市場的24％，領先於三星，蘋果和RIM.
2013年利潤, 比上年下降98.1％.
2014年 RIP?
Crash of the mobile titans: What happened to Palm, BlackBerry, Nokia, and HTC?
By Matthew Miller for Smartphones and Cell Phones | September 26, 2013 -- 13:50 GMT (06:50 PDT)
HTC
I am a fan of slick hardware and HTC, founded in 1997, rocked it hard back in 2000 when they released the Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC device. Microsoft was getting into the PDA business and competing against Palm. The iPAQ was available with a brilliant color display and super fast performance.
HTC continued to serve as an original-design-manufacturer for Compaq, HP, and even Palm (it built the iconic Treo 650) with some of its devices branded by carriers directly.
They went from competing in the PDA space to then launching the best Pocket PC Phone Edition and Pocket PC Smartphone devices. Remember the O2 XDA — this is why the XDA Developers site has that name — the Blue Angel (XDA II), Universal, Canary, Voyage, and so many more. Take a look at this GSMArena.com site to reminisce about all the great HTC devices. I owned at least 20 of the devices on that list and have fond memories of brilliant designs.
HTC is known for both its physical design expertise and software enhancements. They started selling HTC-branded devices in 2010 and saw record phone sales in excess of 24.6 million in 2010. Canalys data in 2011 showed HTC with 24 percent of the smartphone market, ahead of Samsung, Apple, and RIM.
Unfortunately, since 2011 HTC has experienced depressing financial reports and estimates have HTC with about 9 percent of the market as of early 2013. 2013 profits fell 98.1 percent over the previous year and even though I continue to believe the HTC One is the best smartphone I have ever used, it is going to take more than a single phone to revive HTC.
We have heard of many layoffs in leadership at HTC and while change in management may be needed to help get things fixed, we have yet to see if that strategy will work for HTC. The Taiwanese phone maker has also been fighting legal battles with Nokia, Apple, and others, with some recent losses not helping matters. HTC still shows some much promise with its designs and innovation.
http://www.zdnet.com/crash-of-the-mobile-titans-what-happened-to-palm-blackberry-nokia-and-htc-7000021189/ |
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