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During the company's Q4 2016 earnings call, HTC said that it will no longer produce new entry-level phones beginning this year; however, it will still sell and support its current devices.

HTC says it will launch far fewer devices this year than in 2016, and an 'HTC 11' won't be among them - but after this week's product announcements, it's hard to understand its new mobile strategy.

HTC has unveiled no less than four new devices, although they're all quite similar and destined for the low-end of the market. The Desire 520, 526, 626 and 626S are all priced under $200.

HTC has unveiled a new mid-range device, supposedly a follow-up to last year's Desire 820. The new Desire 826 brings updated internals, and an UltraPixel front-facing camera.

HTC has today announced a new entry-level smartphone currently destined for the UK, the HTC Desire 320. Featuring modest specs and a price to match this is the company's new budget offering.

With HTC prepared to launch even more budget-oriented smartphones next year, and with CES 2015 around the corner, we are eager to see what the Taiwanese company has got up its sleeve.

HTC is reported to be developing two new budget handsets for the Desire range under the codenames A1 and V2 for retail at the lower-end of the market.

HTC has just unveiled a new mid-range handset dubbed the Desire 500. Set to launch in the UK this month this device is supposedly aimed at the folks who are "always-on-the-go".

HTC has explained its reasoning for why the Desire HD smartphone won't be receiving Ice Cream Sandwich in the future. We suggest how you can extend the life of your Desire HD beyond HTC's plans.

HTC has offered more information about their plans to update a number of their Android based smartphones to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) in the very near future.

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