The HTC 10 is here. The long-awaited HTC flagship was announced today, closely matching previously leaked rumours of the phone’s looks, specs and features. While flagships have become more homogenous in 2016 — most sporting metal unibody designs, 5″+ displays, Android Marshmallow — the HTC 10 still has the capacity to surprise and delight. Let’s see how it distinguishes itself.
HTC are set to announce their new flagship smartphone, the HTC 10, in an online event later this afternoon. According to some early benchmarks, it’s set to be a more powerful device than the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge with a spec list expected to include a Snapdragon 820 processor, a 5.2″ Quad HD screen and a 12-megapixel camera featuring laser autofocus. We’ve already started receiving stock of cases and accessories for the new device, and as you can see from the photos of this Olixar Leather case holding a HTC One M9, it will be almost identical in size to the company’s last flagship.
Yesterday we talked about the HTC 10, which is due to be revealed on April 12th. The flagship phone will need to stand up to two well-received smartphones—the Galaxy S7 Edge and the LG G5—in order to find success, and help HTC escape their current pit of failure. Today, leaked benchmarks suggest that the new phone may have an unexpected strength: significantly better performance compared to other leading smartphones. Let’s take a look.
HTC has finally announced when it will reveal its latest flagship phone: April 12th, three weeks away. There, HTC is expected unveil the HTC 10, the first true successor to the HTC One M9.
HTC took to the Mobile World Congress last month to unleash its latest phones. Although we didn’t see a flagship, the Taiwanese company did show off its latest budget-friendly Desire phones, all adorned with ‘micro splash’ designs that HTC says were inspired by street fashion. Let’s take a closer look.