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HTC was talking about change of strategy at Mobile Innovation event in Barcelona last week June 22, 2009 [General] | By Edward J. R. Change? What change? Well, obviously HTC doesn't want to make only hardware and HTC Touch FLO (an overlay over Windows Mobile) probably is just the beginning: Seiche added that HTC had shifted its strategy recently from an “engineering-centric model towards generating a software user experience” which put the mobile Internet at the heart of the device. He added that the vendor was also focussing on developing widget-based interfaces into its handset designs based around a “zero click, zero wait” end user proposition. In a demonstration concluding his presentation, Seiche showcased an application that recorded location data (such as addresses and directions) alongside a cameraphone picture to create a so called “footprint” or “postcard” of the location. To learn more, visit original source of this story about HTC at Mobile Innovation event. Commentary: since HTC has a launch event in London the day after tomorrow (we will be there on location) anything from HTC before this event is of interest. Now HTC is making also Google Android phones, not just Windows Mobile phones, but we think that some strategies of HTC will apply to both these platforms...  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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