As Woody Allen said, if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.
When HTC reported its dismal, awful, very bad fourth quarter earnings in January, CEO Peter Chou said it was the end of his company's struggles. Unsurprisingly, he was very, very wrong.
HTC is reporting first-quarter profits of $2.8 million, the lowest in the company's history. Besides the obvious issues that have plagued HTC for multiple quarters, its latest decline can be pinned on the HTC One, which was delayed after suppliers decided they had lost faith in HTC's potential as a customer. The result? HTC couldn't get the proper camera components for the device, which was then pushed in to the middle of April.
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