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June 15, 2005

HTC Universal due 3rd quarter 2005

[~Tech Angel~] It was announced at the HTC shareholder's meeting that the HTC Universal would start shipping at the end of the 3rd quarter 2005. "HTC plans to launch one or two 3G mobile phones in 2005, but will increase the number of 3G handset models in 2006, Cho said. Cho also predicted that HTC’s handset shipments are likely to increase 30% on-year, to about 4.85 million units in 2005, up from 3.73 million units in 2004."

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

The 3G Portalhttp://www.the3gportal.com [The 3G Portal] HTC to ship 3G PDA phone in 3Q: early this year. HTC plans to launch one or two 3G mobile phones in 2005, but will increase the number of 3G handset models in 2006, Cho said. Tag:3g | Posted in: Countries Specific 3G News AsiaPac... IMG 3G_news Cho declined to reveal the client's name, but market sources indicated that the 3G PDA

Coolsmartphone.comhttp://www.coolsmartphone.com [Coolsmartphone.com] CoolSmartPhone.com: ... software development and will significantly strengthen the international competitiveness of Taiwan handset vendors." Mr. HT Cho, CEO of HTC, said IA ...

[Weblog.parsx.com] Computer Weblog Technology NEWS: March 2005 Archives: PUK1 and PUK2 are used to unblock PIN1 and PIN2 respectively. As PIN1 is the primary means of access to a handset, blocking PIN1 will block the entire handset until PUK1 is entered. Conversely, as PIN2 only manages restriction of a small set of features, the blocking of PIN2 will still allow normal operation of all handset functions apart from those that normally need a valid PIN2, which remain locked out until the PUK2 is entered.

Mtekk.com.auhttp://www.mtekk.com.au [Mtekk.com.au] Rumour: LG SC8000 is the hp iPAQ h6000 @ MTekk: "Juno Cho, president of LG’s U.S. phone business, said LG will initially make Symbian devices for the European market while using Microsoft software in Korea. He said the company has no plans yet to sell either Symbian or Microsoft products in the United States."

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Posted at June 15, 2005 04:50 AM

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