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    HTC, Asustek smartphone businesses hit headwinds

    Sammi Huang, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES 0

    Taiwan's top-two smartphone vendors HTC and Asustek Computer are facing mounting pressure on how to make a turnaround of their beleaguered smartphone business amid increasing competition, according to industry sources.

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