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High Tech Computer (HTC) gave its latest smartphone a name it can live up to, Tattoo, because people who buy it will be invited to design their own personal skin for the phone.

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HTC puts new face on latest Google Android phone, Hero

Smartphone developer High Tech Computer (HTC) introduced a completely revamped user interface on its latest smartphone running Google Android software, the HTC Hero, highlighting the importance companies see in making users love the software on their handset.

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T-Mobile’s Android-powered myTouch 3G due in August

As if the summer smartphone blockbuster season wasn’t competitive enough, T-Mobile has announced a new contender slated for August that will be its second smartphone to run on Google’s open-source Android platform.

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HTC to sell Google Android smartphone in China

China's first mobile phone based on Google's Android software will go on sale next month in a deal between China Mobile and Taiwan's High Tech Computer (HTC).

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HTC to launch 'at least' three Google phones this year

High Tech Computer (HTC) will ship "at least" three smartphones this year that use Google's Android software, HTC's CEO said Tuesday.

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