HTC, Parrot come clean with their love for one another
We though the whole idea behind Bluetooth was to create a universally compatible, short-range wireless protocol, but apparently that's not enough of a guarantee for HTC. The ruling patron saint of Windows Mobile devices has teamed up with Parrot, a rather large European manufacturer of Bluetooth accessories, to "align product roadmaps" in an effort to make their products more harmonious in each others' presence. All told, the announcement is rather vague, with the most telling line saying that the partnership will bring "expanded capabilities" to users' devices, whatever that means. HTC doesn't have much of a retail presence in the Bluetooth peripheral market, so could this be a prelude to an acquisition? [Warning: PDF link]
[Via the::unwired]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
David @ Jan 27th 2008 6:39PM
HTC's bluetooth support is just as bad as their 3D support. I don't see this as a bad thing for future handhelds.
I'm still pissed about my drivers :)
Dave
Dave @ Jan 27th 2008 10:00PM
HTC better not be acquiring anything after talking about how "expensive" and "time consuming" it would be for them to develop basic directdraw (not 3d) drivers for their current phones. Seriously fuck this company, acting like they are so small, when they make the majority of WinMo based devices in the US and worldwide.
www.htcclassaction.org
SimbaDogg @ Jan 28th 2008 12:26AM
FOOK YOU htc...give me drivers for my tilt