HTC Desire 526 surfaces in Taiwan via NCC certification
HTC has been caught working on a new midrange smartphone that will be part of its Desire line of rather affordable offerings. Taiwan's equivalent of the FCC, which is called the NCC, has certified an HTC device with the model name D526h.
This will end up being launched as the HTC Desire 526 Dual-SIM, and since it's been certified in Taiwan, that's clearly one of the markets which will get it.
The phone is likely a successor of sorts to the dual-SIM Desire 516 from last year. The Desire 526 will feature support for 2G and 3G networks (with two SIM card slots in tow), Bluetooth, as well as single-band Wi-Fi 802.11n (on 2.4 GHz).
Unfortunately this is all the information that has been revealed about the Desire 526 at this point. We don't have any other specs to talk about, but those will surely leak out in the near future, now that the NCC got the ball rolling on this smartphone.
Reader comments
- Anonymous
- Ybh
So you're saying creating a "crippled" product because of price is a really good thing for a brand? The only reason Motorola is existing right now is because their low-ends are of very high quality. All people are going to remember is...
- Anonymous
- sbQ
That is exactly the two commenters point. HTC are a high end company and should have maintained that, instead of trying low ends. They should also know that having low end phones in their portfolio makes them a more undesirable brand. Their high end ...
- AnonD-108806
- Jqs
Well, I don't know about low-end, but with their flagships, I'm very satisfied with HTC One M8, they just have to upgrade the camera, but the cellphone works very well in these almost 7 months using it. No problem at all.
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