HTC will reveal its next generation of smart phones on 19 February -- the week before its mobile rivals gather to show off their new kit.
HTC's press conference kicks off in London at 3pm on Tuesday 19 February, with a simultaneous event also taking place in New York. That's a few days before the start of MWC, the industry gathering where other new Android and Windows Phone phones and tablets will be shown off.
Mobile World Congress is the annual phone fiesta where mobile manufacturers, networks, app-builders, press and assorted phonicular types gather in Barcelona to wheel, deal and show off phones that appeal. We'll be there mob-handed as always, so keep it CNET for all the essential news, previews and videos of the coolest new phones, tablets and other telephonic kit.
The show itself runs from 25-28 February, although the big companies tend to run press conferences and showcases on the preceding weekend. We'll be liveblogging them too, so keep your eyes peeled.
Nokia has announced a press conference bright and early on Monday 25 February at 8am British time. Samsung will show off new hardware at MWC too, although it will probably hold back the hotly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S4 for a separate event.
BlackBerry is set to make the first big announcement of the year with new BlackBerry 10 software tomorrow, as well as the X10 and Z10 phones.
What would you like to see from HTC at MWC? Tell me your thoughts in the comments or on our Facebook page.
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NickMUK 29 January, 2013 17:37
Finally. Can't wait to see the real product as opposed to the rumors. I'm very glad that I have the Six Nations to keep me occupied.
anonymous 29 January, 2013 17:45
Yay Grrrreat...!!! My 6month old HTC OneX will be outdated!!!
Damien2501 29 January, 2013 18:42
I love HTC Sense, I think it's much better than TouchWiz on my Galaxy S and household's Galaxy Note 1. Nevertheless, for me to leave Samsung they need to include a removable battery on the "M7". Embedded battery's suck. I'd also like to see HTC unveil a decent 3.5 inch to 4.3 inch handset more powerful than the new iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S2, not everyone wants a 5 inch phone, and Android has abandoned people with small hands.
billfred 29 January, 2013 21:33
They need to make a line of phones and not dilute them which they promised with the One line. And actually do some half decent marketing!! They have failed on both these issues over the last couple of years. Still loving my One S anyway.
anonymous 30 January, 2013 00:12
Bad idea... Samsung's gonna screw them over because they'll certainly announce the S4 much later, just like last year.
Great... my 3 month old One X+ will be outdated!
anonymous 30 January, 2013 02:47
I agree with Damien2501 as I found the HTC One X/X+ to be an AMAZING phone, although I couldnt reach the power button with one hand. HTC has forgotten about us small people:(
shaazzaarr 31 January, 2013 16:50
I am still waiting for the Jelly bean update for my HTC One X thanks to Three. I wonder how many more months will I have to wait to get the next sense update.......let me guess maybe another 6 months !
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