HTC chief backs Android, but bootloader unlock could anger Google

Dan Worth
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Fallout from Google's purchase of Motorola Mobility continues

HTC chief executive Peter Chou has confirmed that the company will continue to support the Android operating system, and has backed Google's $12.5bn purchase of Motorola Mobility as beneficial for ...

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