Taiwan’s Cens News, reports that HTC’s market value has currently ballooned to over NT$900 Billion and is on course to touch NT$ 1 Trillion this year. The company’s rocketing smartphone sales volume has contributed to the rally in share price and it could become Taiwan’s third publicly listed company to cross the NT$ 1 Trillion market cap barrier.

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Digitimes, reports that HTC has projected a sales figure of 60M units in 2011. This number is triple the amount of the current 20M sales this year. According to Digitimes, HTC is in talks with suppliers to produce additional components and parts for smartphones to hit its 2011 projections. With Android being the under-grid for HTC smartphones, the rapid surge of the OS too could have contributed to higher sales projections

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Microsoft launched its much awaited Windows Phone 7 mobile platform at a press event in NYC. The phased launch would see it strike Europe and Asia on Oct 21 and U.S on Nov 8. By the end of 2010, Windows Phone 7 would be available in 30 countries across 60 mobile carriers. Samsung, HTC, Dell and LG are the first of the few phone brands to be powered by Windows Phone 7.

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According to J.D Powers Smartphone Satisfaction Study, Apple’s consumers are the most satisfied, closely followed by Motorola and HTC in second and third spot respectively. Nokia finishes last just behind Palm. The J.D Power smartphone ratings measures and scores smartphones on various parameters such as overall satisfaction, ease of use, operating system, design, features and battery life.

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Taiwanese handset maker HTC released its Q2 results for 2010. Its Android powered handsets have contributed significantly to its top and bottom line with a y-o-y increase of 67% in sales and 33% increase in profitability. HTC launches more Android devices than any other maker and with HTC’s Windows 7 phones expected later this year, the numbers could be even more sparkling next year.

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