This generation does appear to be borrowing more from last year’s One A9, however, with a simplified layout that lacks the bold HTC logo and the distinctive dual speakers found on the front of HTC’s past flagships, The Verge says.
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The early sneak peek is a teaser video uploaded on YouTube and sees the HTC 10’s body profile, highlighting its design and form factor.
With the announcement of HTC’s new flagship phone expected this Tuesday, a promotional video for its latest phone rumored to be called HTC 10 leaks online.
With a Super LCD screen of 5.2 inches, the HTC 10 enjoys a Quad HD display (2560 by 1440 pixels) that an Adreno 530 will support.
HTC has also introduced a new Personal Audio Profile system, which uses different test tones to create an audio performance tuned specifically for your audio preferences. Users can pick 32GB or 64GB of flash storage, and the microSD slot can accept up to 2TB of extra storage. If it’s a weaker variant of the flagship, the Lifestyle version could be powered by a Snapdragon 652 processor, which is coupled with an Adreno 510 GPU. But all those internal components come at a cost – especially the phone’s processor and RAM. However, in worldwide markets, HTC will also be offering a “gold” color option for the HTC 10 handset; and, in Japan, the handset will be available in a special “red” color.
LlabTooFeR has released the final six wallpapers that will reportedly be featured on HTC’s upcoming 10 handset which is set for debut tomorrow. The launch is being eyed by industry experts as a very important juncture in the company’s future after HTC M9’s failure.
There is also a long-standing rumour of a world class 12-megapixel (UltraPixel) rear camera with UltraPixel sensor, optical image stabilisation, and 4K video recording.
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The leak also adds weight to the rumor of a 3,000mAh battery and USB Type-C support to charge it up.
