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11.05.2009

Think Windows Mobile 6.5 won’t sell phones; think again

Enough with throwing darts at Windows Mobile 6.5 as something consumers won’t buy. The fact is Windows Mobile 6.5 is helping drive sales. As HTC CEO Peter Chou claimed, there is strong demand for the company’s Windows Mobile 6.5-based HTC HD2 smartphone. And as reported by Digitimes, Chou is confident that “HTC's handset shipments and revenues will both grow sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2009 due to strong demand for its recently released Windows Mobile 6.5-based HTC HD2 smartphones.” It is also noteworthy that HTC is working with a number of carriers in Europe to promote sales where demand is outpacing supply.

4.7	10.06.2009 HTC's Peter Chou Promises an HTC HD2 to America by Q1 2010 Usually, when official specs leak for a highly anticipated smartphone, the release dates are soon to follow. This is true once again for the HTC HD2, or Leo, as it was once known. Read More

0.0	07.22.2009 Peter Chou Predicts HTC Will Remain Profitable in 2009 Peter Chou said Wednesday in an interview with Reuters that HTC Corporation will maintain profitability throughout all of 2009 as HTC focuses on mid-range models to grow developing markets. Read More

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07.14.2009

Peter Chou’s Vision for HTC

Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, sees far into the horizon and plans for large successes for HTC. He lets his employees do what they do best: innovate and execute. “Instead of telling them what to do, I want people to have the freedom to explore their talent,” Mr. Chou told The Economist. This hands-off approach mirrors the freedom he had in high school and college, where he developed his love for electronics. “That’s where I learned the deep-engineering process: turning a concept into a mature product.”