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Counterclockwise: HTC is the foundation upon which modern smartphones are built Comments

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  • Geric.770
  • uSQ
  • 05 Aug 2018

Walter C. Dornez, 05 Aug 2018They need to go back to old design with a modern take on it, Bring back the metal! Bring b... moreAnd that would be HTC's biggest comeback.

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  • Kiyasuriin
  • nYT
  • 05 Aug 2018

Walter C. Dornez, 05 Aug 2018They need to go back to old design with a modern take on it, Bring back the metal! Bring b... moreSame thought! I really enjoyed using the M7 even though it was just for about... 7 months? (It kinda saved my life, long story)

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  • Walter C. Dornez
  • 47n
  • 05 Aug 2018

Geric.770, 05 Aug 2018Just do your own thing again, HTC! Don't follow those trends. Your unique innovations really ... moreThey need to go back to old design with a modern take on it,

Bring back the metal!
Bring back the boomsound!
Bring back the revolutioooooon!

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  • parion
  • vcB
  • 05 Aug 2018

i've been using HTC phone for quite a while now. I was surely impressed with G1 that made me switchover to HTC phones from Symbian. I had Hero, Desire HD, One Xl and E8. I adored each and everyone of them. I don't want HTC to crumble. It's just sad that being innovative as well as first didn't help them and that who ever next dirtied their hands in the same field got success. Makes me sad.

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  • Jeanne
  • PA7
  • 05 Aug 2018

The days we were happy

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  • luisitox22
  • 8Fm
  • 05 Aug 2018

Thesis86, 05 Aug 2018I miss the old HTC and am sick and tired of the current U.S. smartphone duopoly of Samsung and... moreDitto

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l62
  • luisitox22
  • 8Fm
  • 05 Aug 2018

Superbly made article. Thanks HTC. I am very made at you current business way of thinking, but my first Android was HTC and Currently using a u11. Please take a bro look at yourself, prices, software support and make me want the u12+ Huawei is almost nagging me. I still have faith in you guys

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  • 05 Aug 2018

Anonymous, 05 Aug 2018I still have my Diamond and HD2. I remember vividly refreshing GSMArena's page repeatedly the ... moreHTC had great phones because they were different, hi-tech and with really good design for that time.
Nowadays it's too hard to compete with Chinese brands. And also all the phones are getting so similar - android (at least some brands changing it) and no bezels (basically you can see just screen).

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  • LLL
  • Kxc
  • 05 Aug 2018

If HTC is put on sale, which company do you guys prefer to be the savior (or the undertaker instead )?
Google, Qualcomm, Samsung, Asus, Verizon, Microsoft, Amazon, or Apple.? Or someone else??

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  • FreezeGame
  • 4b9
  • 05 Aug 2018

Can't deny that HTC pioneered what mobile UI's are today. Its Sense UI was way ahead of its time, and nothing short of amazing on the best mobile operating system ever developed, Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.

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  • Geric.770
  • uSQ
  • 05 Aug 2018

Just do your own thing again, HTC!
Don't follow those trends. Your unique innovations really followed other companies until now.

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  • Thesis86
  • jZe
  • 05 Aug 2018

shappy, 05 Aug 2018Long live HTC... good companies never dies. Remember Nokia :)I'm still upset at Nokia for not bringing the 7 Plus and higher specced 6.1 to the U.S. Like, the current Nokia abandoned us and is giving us these low end phones that are average

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  • Thesis86
  • jZe
  • 05 Aug 2018

Anonymous, 05 Aug 2018Counterclockwise: HTC is the foundation upon which modern smartphones are built Is that why... moreThat was mainly Apple's fault and Moto. And it is the fault of consumers for buying devices without headphone jacks.

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  • Thesis86
  • jZe
  • 05 Aug 2018

I miss the old HTC and am sick and tired of the current U.S. smartphone duopoly of Samsung and Apple. Currently, the only thing they got right was VR. The Vive is singlehandedly keeping that company alive. But bad leadership and poor marketing killed the old HTC. My favorite phones ever were HTC devices. It's so depressing to see the condition the company is in now.

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  • Shanti Dope
  • Kg{
  • 05 Aug 2018

HTC, you can still do it!
It's never too late for anyone to try. We believe in you, and mind the haters as they're just afraid that your great quality products will destroy their own beloved brands.

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  • shappy
  • Dku
  • 05 Aug 2018

Long live HTC... good companies never dies. Remember Nokia :)

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  • Anonymous
  • gWk
  • 05 Aug 2018

I still have my Diamond and HD2. I remember vividly refreshing GSMArena's page repeatedly the night before the HD2 was unveiled and I have never done that to a phone since. Truly the first big screen (4.3in!! back in 09) phone to come out with minimal bezels, 1ghz snapdragon so undoubtedly the hype was real. Two of the GOATs that really opened my eyes to the world of smartphone - or at least at its infancy - before this little thing called 'Android' came along. As much hate and scorn as I give them for in recent time, it's just like how parents would discipline their kids, only because they really want them to succeed.

I'm sure old-schoolers like me would like to see HTC rise from the dead (and let's be frank, they're done like a steak that's been cooked on high for an hour), but with failed restructuring after restructuring and empty promises, it would make more sense for someone who see the potential and pioneering in HTC and take them under their wings.

Like a genius growing up in a broken household, HTC simply need that guidance and leadership to restore them back to their former glory. ODM or OEM, it would truly saddens me to see HTC fades completely from our smartphone consciousness.

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  • Shazzy B
  • HKy
  • 05 Aug 2018

Anonymous, 05 Aug 2018Counterclockwise: HTC is the foundation upon which modern smartphones are built Is that why... moreNo, they jumped on that bandwagon once they saw Motorola and Apple do that. They went from being the influential ones to the influenced ones.

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  • Shazzy B
  • HKy
  • 05 Aug 2018

I feel bad for HTC, but at the same time, they're making too many dumb decisions with their phones now. There's a reason that people aren't buying them.

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  • Anonymous
  • Js{
  • 05 Aug 2018

U12 is better than OP6 and P20

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