The release of the HTC 10 backed up the claims made about its camera technology, having the best smartphone camera available on the market today, and about its battery life. The HTC 10's 12 MP rear camera includes optical image stabilization (OIS), dual LED flash, an F1.8 aperture lens and laser focus, as well as a selection of advanced shooting modes and RAW export capabilities. The front camera also has OIS and a special UltraSelfie mode that brightens up your selfies.
According to HTC, the HTC 10 is fitted with a 3,000 mAh battery they say will give you up to two days of use. You can also get a 50 percent charge in just 30 minutes, thanks to its fast charging capabilities built into the handset.
This device also contains a superior audio technology built into it. Hi-Res audio certified by the Japan Audio Society, 24-bit DAC and three amps for each stereo speaker and the headphone jack. There's even a pair of Hi-Res headphones in the box so audiophiles might find their ears pricking up.
The HTC 10 runs at a QHD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and its display size sits somewhere in the middle of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. It has a Qualcom Snapdragon 820 CPU, 4 GB of RAM and either 32 GB or 64 GB of internal storage (external memory cards up to 2 TB are also supported). It measures 145.9 mm x 71.9 mm x 9 mm (5.7 x 2.8 x 9 mm), weighs in at 161 g (5.8 oz) and adopts the new USB Type-C port tech.
The HTC 10 is up for pre-order for US$699.99 and will launch in a choice of four colors from later this month.
Reference:
http://www.gizmag.com/htc-10-launch/42769/
very nice phone, but for some reason it very unrecognized. Everyone only knows about the samsung galaxy and iPhone. while forgetting about HTC's newest flagship which can compete with the LATEST phones(Galaxy and IPhone.
ReplyDeleteYeah....it is a really nice phone...i want a new HTC phone so badly..and this one looks like it could be right up my alley. And look at all that RAM. I could run tons of games
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