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HTC Site For Official Android Bootloader Unlocker Goes Live

Goncalo Ribeiro·August 9, 2011

HTC has long been known as a great alternative to Apple’s monopolistic dominance in the smartphone world. In a bold new move, the company is now opening up its Sense interface, as well as its bootloader, to third-party developers.

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