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HTC has announced that some of its detained models are now passing the US custom review process and will reaching the carriers shortly. Exactly which models have passed is unknown but HTC is working closely with the US customs to ensure the issue gets resolved shortly.
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- WillJShore
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2012-05-21 15:49 from L7Ea - click to readA: You cannot spell, and....
B: Are you aware of the market difference in these phones?
Unfortunately we are bound to see Apple phones dominating the market for many years to come...
I preferred iphones when they were not owened by every man and his dog.... A more diverse market would be great, Customers need great flagship phones.
The market is flooded with different models and iphone have it nailed with just a few simple ranges.
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- 2012-05-21 20:50
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- yeip
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What really bothers me is how much effort Apple puts on screwing product timings and thus us costumers. The HOX will overcome this quickly because it is a flagship, but the not so lucky GTab 7.7 -which is indeed a great product- received a lot of damage from this dirty practices, not to mention the German consumers and the rest of us who are still suffering the delay and limited availability. And they boycott just the best products, reducing the most possible the benefit of the consumers. :@
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- 2012-05-21 17:11
- N9xA
- BlueHeart the illest
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Apple probably alreasy knew that HTC had tweaked the phones so as not to infringe on patents. But being the sneaky company they are they blew the whistle to get the phones detained. They kne they would get through eventually but time is money and everyday those phones spent out of stores meant more customers that would potentially decide to buy a different phones instead, perhaps an iPhone. I'm sure this was a message to all manufacturers that Apple will play dirty when they can.
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- 2012-05-21 16:38
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- Anonymous
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apple is getting eaten bij a worm called HTC, real slow until there is nothing left off that rotten appel
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- 2012-05-21 15:49
- L7Ea
- dm
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> In reply to legolas @ 2012-05-21 08:41 from 8I9n - click to readThis is one hell of a phone :)
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- 2012-05-21 13:11
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- Anonymous
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eat that apple!! iam a loser apple fanboy with an loser i-device
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- 2012-05-21 12:25
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- damian
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lol, apple has every right to be scared. we all know android as an os, and the handsets that run it, are far superior. lol, 3.5 inch screen, itunes, etc etc. just lol
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- 2012-05-21 12:16
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to legolas @ 2012-05-21 08:41 from 8I9n - click to readoh shuddup apple fanboy
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- 2012-05-21 12:00
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- tan
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> In reply to BrainFreeze @ 2012-05-21 11:28 from PS6w - click to readnah. i think hes an old school symbian user on his nokia phone
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- 2012-05-21 11:49
- IkaL
- BrainFreeze
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> In reply to legolas @ 2012-05-21 08:41 from 8I9n - click to readhey guys, is this guy honestly doesnt know, or just a troll
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- 2012-05-21 11:28
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- tan
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> In reply to legolas @ 2012-05-21 08:41 from 8I9n - click to readcheap junk? do you think apple would be scared of a cheap junk phone?
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- 2012-05-21 10:29
- IkaL
- X-man
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So, it looks like Apple has nothing better to do than to try and slow the Android takeover.
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- 2012-05-21 09:16
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> In reply to Dinko @ 2012-05-21 08:03 from Fvks - click to readUnfortunately US customs can do pretty much what they like, with complete impunity and zero accountability. Terrorism or something is the excuse. Of course, Apple have by far the greater track record for hazardously explosive devices.
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- 2012-05-21 08:46
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