HTC Could be Working on the “Facebook Phone” Officially

It has been too long since Mark Zuckerberg’s own decision on it would have little sense of the social networking giant made ??its foray particularly in the field of mobile telephony. However, the guys at Pocket-lint echo the opposite. A source of great standing of that half, HTC Opera UL is the Codename under which the Taiwanese firm itself is developing the product OEM that Facebook would remove the light at some unspecified time in the next 2013.

We could speculate that Zuckerberg and company may have been playing the dismissal with the good intention of catching competition on the wrong foot, which seems pretty hard lately.

We might even think that would be a next step in a planned strategy of the company, rushing his jump into the field of mobile telephony after IPO expected. What few could expect at that time, was that Facebook came to be valued so little in the hardwood, so a strategic move such mission would restore investor confidence .

The truth is that, either way, the source said terminal manufacturing also adds that apparently has some sort of delay for which the reason is unknown .

Meanwhile, we must be content with the results drawn by NenaMark 2 and who already had occasion to take a look at the end of last October . Timely information that facilitates extracted could be a device with an HD screen of 4 inches or higher with 1280 × 720 pixel resolution, a 1.4 GHz processor unspecified number of cores, Qualcomm Adreno 305 graphics chip and Android Jelly Bean 4.1.1 operating system.

Although rumors about the appearance of a mobile phone from Facebook itself have been intermittent, always has finally vanish before the emergence of smartphones with a dedicated button for direct access to the mobile application of social network such as the HTC ChaChaCha , Motorola Social Motokey or the Alcatel One Touch 813F , all fruit of specific agreements between manufacturers and social network management.

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Posted by Paracha on November 5, 2012. Filed under News, Technology, Web. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed.