Showing posts with label HTC 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTC 10. Show all posts
1. The Best HTC ever ?
The HTC seems to have overtaken LG G5 and now is the second best android phone in the market after Galaxy S7. Having 4 gigs of RAM and Snapdragon 820 processor, HTC has declared its rivalry to any top Android device company in the market challenging the likes of Samsung and LG. Despite not having an AMOLED display, there is frivolous difference between the display of S7 and HTC 10.
The quality of the camera has also been uprgraded as compared to HTC's previous releases, the highlight being the front camera which is the first in the world to have optical image stabilization.
2. Bold New Design
No other HTC phone looks as good as this. Period. Diverting from their previous designs, HTC has delievered a dazzling device which has sharp, oblique edges combined with sleek and aluminium body. The look is quite innovative in its own while maintaining the HTC legacy.

3. HTC Sense : Reborn
The way HTC built Sense into Android 6.0 sets a new bar for how slick and seamless an Android skin can be. It does a pretty good job of enhancing Marshmallow with stuff like the Blinkfeed news app and the fun new freestyle layout feature, but without getting in your way like Samsung's TouchWiz tends to do.

HTC even worked with Google to prevent having redundant apps, so you won't get multiple web browsers or calendars apps. Overall, this new version is clean, fast and functional.
4. Touch Fingerprint Sensor
In the modern world, you can't call a phone exceptional if it doesn't have a fingerprint sensor. HTC went a step furthur and removed the physical button, which is the common norm, and developed a particular mark to put your finger at.

5. BoomSound
In a perfect world, every phone would come with front-facing stereo speakers. But given the location of the HTC 10's fingerprint sensor, that wasn't going to be an option on this phone. Instead of completely giving up, HTC turned the phone's earpiece into a single front-facing speaker, then synced it up to another downward-facing speaker on the phone's bottom edge.

This gives you a more balanced, and quite loud speaker setup, with audio quality that trumps the Galaxy S7, LG G5 and even the Nexus 6P (front-facing speakers and all).
The HTC 10 is only a few days away from being officially unveiled, but the leaks just keep on coming. That’s of course, to be expected, seeing as most smartphones these days, flagship or otherwise, are leaked so extensively before their release that by the time they are announced, there are hardly any surprises left barring the nitty-gritties regarding pricing and availability, if those aren’t also leaked already.
Even manufacturers don’t really seem to mind beyond a point, because basically, it works out for everybody. The vendors get free publicity, the consumers get their fill of tech rumors and the online media get a steady stream of incoming traffic.

On March 23, HTC announced on its Facebook page an online teaser for the HTC One M10. The poster with its slogan — "We admit it. We're obsessed ... but in a good way" —invited HTC fans and loyalists to visit its website on April 12 to finally see the release of its flagship smartphone. HTC will have a ground launches at 8 a.m. for purchasers in New York, 1 p.m. for those in London, and 8 p.m. for those in Taipei. Meanwhile, a live stream video of the release would be made available online on HTC's website at 13:00 GMT.
Not all phones are created equal. The fastest and smoothest Android. You’ll feel it. #powerof10 pic.twitter.com/MA6af4vi9I
— HTC India (@HTC_IN) March 29, 2016
HTC's marketing team has also released teaser images on Twitter trying to wow potential buyers with the specs of the smartphone. In the latest tweet by HTC India, HTC goes on boasting that the HTC One M10 is the fastest and smoothest Android phone on the market, teasing buyers that, "You'll feel it."
Secret photos of the HTC One M10 have been allegedly leaked.
Secret photos of the HTC One M10 have been allegedly leaked.
So far the phone seems to have a lot of potentially great features. A GFXBench benchmark of HTC's flagship smartphone show that the phone has Quad high-definition (HD) resolution for a 5.1-inch screen at 2560 x 1440 pixels, a Snapdragon 820 chipset with four kyro processors, an Adreno 530 graphics, 4 GB of random access memory (RAM), and a whopping 32 GB of internal storage.
According to reports, the smartphone also boasts an Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OS and HTC Sense 8.0 user interface (UI) as well.
The HTC One M10 also has great camera features with a 12 MP UltraPixel cam at the rear, and a 5 MP camera up front. For design, the phone is rumored to share looks with the HTC One A9 with sloped edges as its distinctive mark.
According to reports, the smartphone also boasts an Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OS and HTC Sense 8.0 user interface (UI) as well.
The HTC One M10 also has great camera features with a 12 MP UltraPixel cam at the rear, and a 5 MP camera up front. For design, the phone is rumored to share looks with the HTC One A9 with sloped edges as its distinctive mark.

