No, HTC isn’t exactly going down the tubes, but this last year has been tough for the Taiwanese manufacturer. However, according to the release of their unaudited revenue report for November, the company is showing a positive growth, and at a better rate than before.
The report shows HTC to have brought in $729 million, which is up from $529 million in October. Many are saying that the uptick has to do with the release of devices such as the Droid DNA, the Windows Phone 8X, and the J Butterfly, while others speculate that HTC is paying closer attention to their marketing campaign and pricing.
With the swing of 2013 devices now in view of manufacturers, we’ll have to hold off to see if HTC plans a different strategy next year, in any arena. Keep in mind that, despite the improving numbers, the revenue is still down from both July and August.
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