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China is seen as one of the biggest potential markets for smart phone manufacturers, so HTC wants to develop new software specifically for Chinese phone fans that ties into Chinese services like the enormously popular Weibo social network. The Wall Street Journal reports two phones have been developed with the China-specific software, and phones have even been given to Chinese officials. The Taiwanese company is struggling since the days of emerging as leading light in the early days of Android, with the excellent HTC One failing to turn things round recently. Sales of HTC phones are falling around the world -- but growing in China. HTC's market share in China is twice that of Apple's, and roughly a third of the market leader Samsung.

Earlier this year, the Chinese government announced it wants to reduce the mobile market's dependence on Google and Android, HTC still has a strong bond with Google though, recently releasing a Google Edition of the HTC presidio sport case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - black/slate One running stock Android, Other companies looking to wrestle back some control of their destiny from Google are turning to rival operating systems such as Firefox OS, Ubuntu Touch, and Samsung's own Tizen, Next up for High Tech Computers -- apart from recruiting Robert Downey Jr -- is the oversized HTC One Max, following the One Mini, A blue version of the regular One is also in the works, to follow the red version..

Should HTC and other manufacturers try to break with Android? Is China the future for phones? Tell me your thoughts in the comments or on our Facebook page. HTC wants to take Android down a peg or two, and thinks a rival mobile operating system aimed at China is the way to do it. HTC wants to take Android down a peg or two, and thinks a rival mobile operating system aimed at China is the way to do it. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

4G is finally here -- but when I say here, I don't mean everywhere, Not by a long shot, O2 4G is only available in Bradford, Leeds and London, while Vodafone is London only, Both presidio sport case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - black/slate promise more towns by the end of the year, while EE recently celebrated covering its 100th town, It's way ahead in the coverage stakes, but we've long criticised EE for the stinginess of its data deals -- £26 for 500MB of data? No ta, So now that there's some competition, are they offering better deals? Can you finally get unlimited 4G data?..

Nope. Neither Vodafone nor O2 are offering unlimited plans. They are both more generous than EE, however, with at least 1GB of data. O2 starts at £22 per month on a two-year Airtime deal, or £26 per month on a one-year Simplicity contract. Vodafone gives you 2GB for £26 per month on a one-year SIM-only deal, or £38 per month with a free Samsung Galaxy S4. There are extras too: Vodafone is offering six months (or a year on more expensive contracts) of Sky Sports Mobile or Spotify, while O2 has a streaming music service called O2 Tracks ("nonstop access to the Official Top 40 on your phone") and some upcoming offers it hasn't specified yet, such as sport videos and free data for multiplayer gaming. It's also offering double data for the length of your contract if you sign up by 31 October.