HTC is delaying the release of its new Android-phone One until mid-april. The manufacturer thought last week that the smartphone at the beginning of april in the store would be located, but that is now halfway through the month. HTC would not say why the release is postponed.
The release was originally planned for mid-march, but last week it appeared that that deadline was not met and that the HTC One in stores early april. Now the release is still a few weeks delayed, and the phone must be around the 16th of april in the shops, says HTC in a statement to Tweakers. “From the beginning of april we will start with the delivery of the pre-orders. We expect the HTC One in mid-april wide will be available,” says the manufacturer.
HTC would not say why the release is postponed, but there are going to be for a long time rumors about a shortage of parts. Also, would any problems occur during the manufacture of the UItrapixel-camera, where the yields are too low should lie. This would HTC for the summer only 1.2 million copies of the One can make. Because the information of an analyst is coming, it is unclear whether that is true, but the delayed release makes that more likely.
The One is the only high-end Android phone that HTC will temporarily release. He has an aluminum housing and a full-hd screen with a diagonal of 4.7″. The camera has a resolution of around four megapixels, but those pixels are, according to HTC much larger than other phones, making them more light and capture better photos produce. The phone runs on Android 4.1 with HTC’s own skin, Sense 5. The processor is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 with four processor cores at 1.7 GHz and an Adreno 320 gpu.
