Unlike other relevant smartphone makers, HTC has yet to launch a smartwatch, despite the fact that rumors about such a device have been around for quite some time. However, things may finally change in a couple of months.
According to @evleaks, HTC fans will have a "One watch" to call their own this February, though it's not clear where and for how much the device is expected to be released.
Last year, we heard that HTC's first smartwatch could feature a circular display - and we won't be surprised if it does, seeing how more and more round smartwatches are gaining popularity. According to a recent rumor, the upcoming HTC smartwatch is codenamed Halfbeak. There's little information about its features, though it's probably safe to assume that it runs Android Wear. Also, its screen might have a 360 x 360 pixel resolution.
Since Mobile World Congress 2016 will be held between February 22 and February 25, HTC might want to announce and launch its first smartwatch then. We're really curious to see this alleged smartwatch, especially since HTC has taken its sweet time developing it. What about you? Do you think HTC can make a smartwatch to rival the best that are already out there?
P.S.: The smartwatch seen above is just a generic watch used to promote Android Wear, not an HTC product.
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