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After a lot of speculation and wait, HTC has finally unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, which the company is positioning to be a top-contender in the smartphone arena. Packed with a 4.7-inch 1080p display, a 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 chip and an UltraPixel camera, this handset combines beauty and brains both.

HTC has announced a February 19 event coming up at New York City. The event, many claim, is meant to unveil a smartphone code-named M7.

Rumors about a possible M7 Android mobile handset by HTC have been circling for a while. HTC may be ready to lift the wraps off the device as it rolls out invitations for a press event on February 19th.

The Mobile World Congress of 2013 is going to start next month in Barcelona. Taiwanese smartphones and tablets manufacturer HTC will announce its new flagship smartphones at then. Lately, an image of HTC's new smartphone M7 has been leaked. This smartphone has vast resemblance to iPhone 5.

A whitehat hacker has found out a new vulnerability in HTC's website. The vulnerability can be used by a prospective attacker to hijack user accounts with the help of cross-site scripting.

Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has confirmed that HTC Windows Phone 8S won’t be coming to the United States. Rather, HTC is going to focus its marketing efforts for the HTC Windows Phone 8X.

Recently, Apple and HTC have struck a deal regarding their patent disputes. After that, Samsung filed with the court that Apple should reveal the details of the deal since it may be relevant to the former's litigation against the latter. The court has now ordered Apple to comply with Samsung's request.

After nearly two years of patent battles, Apple finally reached a settlement with HTC recently, including a patent licensing deal. Samsung is now legally persuading Apple to reveal the details of the deal. The licensing terms in this deal can persuade the courts to remove a sales ban on Samsung's products.

HTC has launched a FAQ page addressing the concerns of its customers regarding Android Jelly bean update in its devices.

Apple and HTC have been embroiled in a legal battle over patent disputes for the past two years. In 2010, Apple had taken the Taiwanese company to court over alleged infringement of its patents. Now, however, the two companies have announced that they have finally reached an agreement.