Taiwan-based HTC Corp. and U.S. telecom operator Verizon Wireless formalized on Thursday their partnership to sell the world's first smartphone using the high-speed long-term evolution (LTE) network in the United States.
The two companies signed a contract finalizing the deal for Verizon, the biggest telecom operator in the U.S. with one-third of the country's wireless subscribers, to sell the "HTC Thunderbolt" to complement the LTE network it launched in December.
The deal was clinched at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where HTC also unveiled two other partnerships for new smartphones catering to other networks.
Via : focustaiwan
The two companies signed a contract finalizing the deal for Verizon, the biggest telecom operator in the U.S. with one-third of the country's wireless subscribers, to sell the "HTC Thunderbolt" to complement the LTE network it launched in December.
The deal was clinched at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where HTC also unveiled two other partnerships for new smartphones catering to other networks.
Via : focustaiwan
