Sprint has said today that they are seeing shortages of the popular HTC EVO 4G smartphone, with CEO Dan Hesse saying some areas have had much higher-than-expected demand.
Hesse went as far as to say that he wishes there was more supply at launch, on June 4th.
"The device is more popular than we or HTC could foresee," said the CEO, via Reuters.
The CEO was then asked if the spot shortages was due to component shortages in Asia, but Hesse referred those questions over to HTC, which said there were no shortages.
"We're certainly doing everything we can to ensure we're supplying devices as quickly as possible. We're seeing greater demand for our products than we ever have in the past," said HTC spokesman Keith Nowak.
Additionally, HTC is also seeing spot shortages of the Droid Incredible, which is sold by Verizon.
"The device is more popular than we or HTC could foresee," said the CEO, via Reuters.
The CEO was then asked if the spot shortages was due to component shortages in Asia, but Hesse referred those questions over to HTC, which said there were no shortages.
"We're certainly doing everything we can to ensure we're supplying devices as quickly as possible. We're seeing greater demand for our products than we ever have in the past," said HTC spokesman Keith Nowak.
Additionally, HTC is also seeing spot shortages of the Droid Incredible, which is sold by Verizon.
