HTC One Max will still have Beats Audio, despite selling off remaining stake

October 1, 2013

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HTC_DROID_DNA_TA_Back_Close_Up_Of_Beats_Logo_01 While Beats just bought itself out of their deal with HTC, it looks like Beats Audio will continue to be a part of HTC devices. Beats COO, Luke Wood, confirmed that the HTC One Max will have Beats Audio once it comes out later this fall. With the phone almost due to unveil, it would be difficult to remove all of Beats audio software and drivers, but it's still an interesting tidbit. Also, Wood said that the company continues to have 25% of investments in HTC.

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