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HTC's new social networking models come with a dedicated hard-key for Facebook, enabling users to post information to their Facebook account with just one keystroke
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BARCELONA, SPAIN: Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC unveiled on Tuesday two social networking phone models, with a focus on Facebook access, and introduced its first tablet computer to a crowded marketplace.
The world's fifth-largest smartphone maker also introduced new versions of its hit models Desire, Wildfire and Incredible.
All six new devices will run Google's Android software, which ended the 10-year reign of Nokia's Symbian as the pre-eminent smartphone platform last quarter.
"We believe customers want choice; one size does not fit all," said Philip Blair, product director at HTC Europe.
HTC's strong push into smartphones using Google's Android operating system has helped the company to grow market share against bigger rivals like Nokia and Samsung Electronics.
It held 9 per cent of the global smartphone market in the December quarter, according to research firm IDC.
HTC joined the throng of tablet makers with its Flyer model, which comes with a 7-inch screen and a separate stylus.
According to PRTM Management Consultants before the show there were 102 tablets either for sale or in development by 64 manufacturers.
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