Leaked photos showcase HTC's upcoming hero phone, the 10 (M10?)
It rains and pours over at HTC's, for serial leaksters OnLeaks and Evan Blass (also known as @evleaks) engaged in an impromptu Twitter duel, exchanging "not-supposed-to-be-seen" images of the upcoming HTC 10. This is supposed to be the Taiwanese smartphone maker's next hero device, and thanks to those legit-looking leaks, we have a fairly good all-around impression of its design.
This is an HTC smartphone, alright, sporting a chiseled metal body, an arched back, and an overall shape and contour reminiscent of the company's flagship M8 and M9 phones. A single camera is visible on the back, along with a dual-LED flash and what we assume is a laser auto-focus system.
Although it could be officially unveiled in March, the HTC 10 might not hit the market before May. Of course, this might not turn out to be true at all, so we're better off waiting for HTC to actually announce the handset. Meanwhile, gawk at the privy photos in the gallery below!
source: OnLeaks , Evan Blass
This is an HTC smartphone, alright!
The HTC One 10 is expected to be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor with 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM, so it should be a very fast and capable phone in the same league as the Samsung Galaxy S7 and LG G5. The leaked AnTuTu v6.0.1 screenshot shows the purported HTC 10 smartphones managed 109,336 points, which is in line with performance expectations.The occasional teaser aside, HTC is keeping the device under wraps for now, but previous rumors claim the smartphone features a 5.2-inch Quad HD (1440 x 2560 pixels) display, a 12 MP UltraPixel rear camera with dual tone LED flash (visible in the images), a fingerprint scanner built inside the home button, and 32 GB of expandable storage space.
Although it could be officially unveiled in March, the HTC 10 might not hit the market before May. Of course, this might not turn out to be true at all, so we're better off waiting for HTC to actually announce the handset. Meanwhile, gawk at the privy photos in the gallery below!
source: OnLeaks , Evan Blass
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