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History has told us countless times that when a thing really dies, it is when everyone forgets it. Now, HTC mobile phones are on the forgotten road.
According to news on December 13th, HTC’s official website in Mainland China indicated that HTC has no mobile phones available for sale in Mainland China. The blockchain smartphone EXODUS displayed on its official website is not sold in Mainland China. Clicking on the link will redirect to HTC’s US official website.
At present, HTC’s main business in mainland China is VR. HTC’s official flagship store on Tmall and HTC’s self-operated flagship store on JD.com have all closed.
According to data, HTC (Hongda International Electronics Co., Ltd.) was established in May 1997 and is a mobile phone and tablet manufacturer located in Taiwan, China.
It used to be the world’s largest Windows Mobile smart phone manufacturer, and it was also the world’s largest smart phone OEM and manufacturer.
As the “top player” in the Android camp, HTC launched the world’s first Android phone, G1, in September 2008. Its models span the Windows Phone and Android camps.
However, with the strong rise of domestic mobile phone brands, HTC’s global market share is gradually losing, and the era of mobile phones belonging to HTC no longer exists.
HTC China mainland official website
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