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MicroSD isn't a benefit on 16GB Samsung Galaxy S4, with less than 10GB for apps
The microSD card slot and removable battery are the two main arguments people make for the Galaxy S4 over the HTC One. However, only the 16GB S4 is currently available in the US and it has less than 10GB for apps.
HTC should use Galaxy S4 delays to market HTC One
HTC's One is now available online and in retail stores, while the new Galaxy S4 won't be coming to most US carriers until May. HTC needs to get the word out now and massively promote the One before the S4 overshadows it.
iPhone: Passed by the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4
The iPhone is still a wonderful phone, but the latest handsets from the competition have passed it in form and function.
Nokia did not obtain an injunction against HTC, HTC One mics good to go for now
HTC issued an official statement clarifying the reports of Nokia winning an injunction against it and the HTC One. It turns out the microphone manufacturer is in trouble, but HTC can use up the stock that is already purchased.
T-Mobile HTC One: World's best smartphone on US best value major carrier
I've spent a couple of months with an international HTC One, and it remains the best smartphone I have ever used. My own T-Mobile USA model arrived and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a new smartphone.
Nokia awarded injunction against HTC for microphone components
HTC can't seem to cut a break with its fantastic HTC One device, and after seeing device delays, we now hear that there may be an issue with the dual-membrane microphone components.
HTC One on T-Mobile will cost a whopping $579
The HTC One will hit three major US carriers soon and T-Mobile just announced its pricing. The newest phone from HTC will require a down payment and an installment purchase plan.
HTC One available at AT&T and Sprint, Developer Edition delayed
HTC needs to hit it out of the ballpark to turn the financial tide, and it comes to two US carriers today. However, the Developer Edition is delayed and the Galaxy S4 is coming around the corner.
TSMC leads R&D spend among Taiwanese companies
Contract chipmaker spends US$1.4 billion in research and development, contributing about a tenth of the total US$10.99 billion spent on R&D among Taiwanese businesses, in 2012. HTC's spend declines though.
Samsung probed in Taiwan for seeding online attacks against HTC
Taiwanese authorities are investigating claims the South Korean tech giant reportedly engaged in false advertising by hiring students to write online articles attacking HTC and recommending Samsung handsets.
Facebook Home on the Note II, Galaxy Note 8.0, T-Mobile (MobileTechRoundup show #294)
Facebook Home is available now on some Android phones, and we both have it installed. Kevin also has the Galaxy Note 8.0, and I may need to go take a look at one soon.
BlackBerry, HTC, Nokia: Which will be around at the end of your two-year contract?
Apple and Samsung dominate the smartphone market and have other businesses to support them. BlackBerry, HTC, and Nokia are phone companies that have all been trying to achieve success for the last couple of years.
HTC still profitable, HTC One isn't to blame for record lows
Despite the majority of dramatic headlines, the HTC One had little to do with record low profits for HTC last quarter. Actually, with no new products in the quarter, it's quite surprising that HTC is still showing profits and not losses after struggling for more than a year.
HTC posts record low profit after delayed HTC One launch
Following the delayed launch of the HTC One, the Taiwan-based smartphone maker missed revenue targets as a result. Profits hit record low levels for the sixth quarter in a row.
Facebook Home, T-Mobile UnCarrier strategy, Galaxy S4 (MobileTechRoundup show #293)
Taxes are paid, so now it's time to start buying new mobile gear, including the HTC One and Chromebook Pixel. HTC's One is launching soon, the Facebook Home experience is coming to Android, and T-Mobile is shaking things up in the carrier world.