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HTC One launch delay because of its camera short-fall: HTC marketing officer blames the delay of the company's new smart phone HTCOne on a shortage of cameras. Opening of the HTC-One has been blocked by a limited supply of cameras. HTC officer said the component shortage   in an conference with Wall Street Journal yesterday. Company manager said. "There is some shortage because the camera was intended specifically for us, as well as manufacture cannot be ramped up so rapidly." He also told the Journal last week that the phone would be delayed because of trouble getting parts for the camera. However the unnamed exec also   pinned the blame on HTC's falling status among suppliers . "The corporation has a problem managing its component suppliers as it has changed its sort forecasts severely and regularly following last year's surprising slump in shipments," the administrative said. "HTC has had trouble in securing sufficient camer...

Feeling good writing about HTC again. A company that has completed more for Australia than you recognize. It was the first big producer to launch Android into the country via a major telco, and since then it has moved out on to make some hard to believe gear. Things in progress to taper off in the last few years, however, when HTC started producing a lesser amount of stellar handsets to go along with less than stellar earnings numbers. It started experimenting with Windows Phone for a minute and we wondered if we would ever see an Android powered HTC handset that made us consider in the company again. Enter the HTC One the savior, the hero, the new measure. Details description : Juct place The HTC One is a beast in a shiny, silver jacket. Beneath the dazzling, 4.7-inch, 1080×1920 (469ppi) Super IPS LCD3 display hides a monstrous 1.7Ghz quad foundation Snapdragon 600 chip, 2GB RAM, a 4-megapixel camera with Ultra pixel technology and also 16GB or 32GB of inner storage, ...