HTC revenues continue to slip in Q2, down 58% YoY
HTC's financial results from Q2 of 2018 are in and it doesn't look good. But who's surprised with the ever declining sales? The VR business and Google's deal with the company are probably the only things keeping the firm alive at this point.
The financial report reads TWD 6.8 billion ($220.6 million) in revenue, which is 58% down compared to last year's Q2. The quarterly net loss is TWD2.09 billion ($67.8 million), making this the the tenth quarter in a row that saw the company lose money.
HTC's founder and chairman Wang Xuehong recently said that HTC will likely focus more on the AR/VR market, which means that the firm might stop producing smartphones if it can't stop bleeding money.
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'The HTC U12+ has a slightly larger 3,500 mAh battery than the U11's 3,000 mAh pack, but smaller than the 3,930 mAh one that the U11+ launched with.' Why would anyone release a phone with less battery than their predecessor? It wouldn't matter...
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My HTC Desire HD was good initially, but had a lack of updates & became increasingly laggy, to the point of being unusable. I would've bought the HTC M8, if my previous experience was good, but it wasn't. So I bought this Galaxy S6 abou...
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