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HTC 11 will Feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 Chipset and a Whopping 8 GB of RAM

HTC may be looking at the best phone of 2017 with the next flagship from the Taiwanese smartphone house. The HTC 11 which is set to replace the HTC has leaked on Chinese site Weibo with specifications that will make most tech enthusiasts excited.

The HTC 11 will feature near bezel-free design along with a 5.5 inch 2560 x 1440px display, the phone will also feature Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 835 chipset which is designed for superb power and excellent battery management. The Snapdragon 835 is built on a highly efficient 10nm manufacturing process, and is considered to be significantly faster.

The leaks also indicate a Quick Charge 4.0 feature which is also inherent in the Snapdragon 835 chipset. The HTC 11 is also said to sport a whopping 8GB of RAM ( although, it may be unlikely), the company may take this step in an attempt to not skim on specifications. Thanks to the new storage options on the iPhone, with upto 256 GB available and the recent launch of the OnePlus 3 with upto 128 GB as an option. HTC too might make the jump to 128 or 256 GB of storage.

The HTC 11 is also rumoured to sport a dual 12 MP camera setup, along with a front facing 8 MP with OIS, which would be an upgrade from last years 5 MP. Leaks also suggest a 3700 mAh battery, which paired up with the highly efficient Snapdragon 835 should churn out impressive battery life.

The leaks cannot be validated at this time, but if HTC does plan to head in this direction they might continue to upward climb, back to the top positions of the Smartphone race. HTC has also started seeding Android N updates to the HTC 10 on a global level and all regions are expected to receive updates in December.

December 12, 2016

Here is How the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Stack Up Against the Competition

Apple has launched the next generation iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus, with minor improvements up front, the iPhone 7 applies some interesting changes all over the handset.

Overall in the specifications department you will see the iPhones drop to the lowest quadrant, you do get onboard 128 Gb and 256 GB storage capacities, which are an advantage. Pricing remains high and the performance which was already impressive on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus gets a boost with the new chipset designed to provide better performance and battery life efficiency.

Camera wise the iPhone 7 Plus gets the dual lens advantage, however the Samsung Galaxy cameras are already rated very high

See the detailed Spec list below.

	iPhone 7	iPhone 7 Plus	Galaxy S7 Edge	Galaxy Note 7	OnePlus 3	HTC 10
Display	4.7-inch	5.5-inch	5.5-inch	5.7-inch	5.5 inch	5.2-inch Super LCD
Resolution	1334 x 750	1920 x 1080	2560 x 1440	2560 x 1440	1920 x 1080	2560 x 1440
Processor	A10 Fusion	A10 Fusion	Snapdragon 820 (2.15GHz and 1.6GHz, quad-core)	Snapdragon 820 (2.15GHz and 1.6GHz, quad-core)	Snapdragon 820 ( 2x 2.2 GHz, 2x 1.6 GHz)	Snapdragon 820 ( 2x 2.2 GHz, 2x 1.6 GHz)
RAM	Not provided	Not provided	4GB	4GB	6GB	4GB
Storage	32GB, 128GB, 256GB	32GB, 128GB, 256GB	32GB	64GB	64GB	32GB, 64GB
Rear camera	12 megapixel	12 megapixel, 12 megapixel (wide)	12 megapixel	12 megapixel	16 megapixel,	12 MP, f/1.8
Front camera	7 megapixel	7 megapixel	5 megapixel	5 megapixel	8 megapixel	5 MP, f/1.8
Battery	12 hours estimated	13 hours estimated	3,600mAh	3,500mAh	3000mAh	3000 mAh
Weight	138 gm	188 gm	157 gm	169 gm	158 gm	161 gm
Dimensions (in.)	138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1 mm	158.2 x 77.9 x 7.3 mm	150.9 x 72.6 x 7.7 mm	153.5 x 73.9 x 7.9 mm	152.7 x 74.7 x 7.4 mm	145.9 x 71.9 x 9,0 mm
Starting price	$649 Rs. 49,900 (expected)	$769 Rs. 57999 (expected)		Rs. 59900 (Recalled)
Misc.	IP67 water resistance, “Force Touch” home button, no headphone jack	2 camera system, IP67 water resistance, “Force Touch” home button, no headphone jack	Curved display, IP68 water resistance, up to 256GB microSD storage	Curved display, S-Pen, IP68 water resistance, USB-C	USB-C, Dash Charge	Sense UI up to 2 TB microSD storage
OS	iOS 10	iOS 10	Android 6.0.1 Touch Wiz	Android 6.0.1 Touch Wiz	Android 6.0.1 Oxygen OS	Android 6.0.1 HTC Sense

What phone do you think takes the lead, leave your comments below.

September 8, 2016

HTC 10 Review
[section label=”Initial Thoughts”]

HTC has been struggling with their phones, for the past few years. Post the success of the HTC One M7 , the HTC One M8 and especially the One M9 failed to impress the world. In India HTC, last year launched the HTC One M9+ instead of the One M9. While this was done to attract more buyers, most swayed away to the other realm of competition especially because Samsung had launched the S6 and S6 Edge and Apple’s iPhone 6s was just around the corner.

While many were skeptical if HTC could make a comeback, the HTC 10 is the ultimate comeback king. This year HTC did not hold back on specifications, which has been an issue for the company in the past. HTC not only loaded the HTC 10 with the best hardware but also made it work really well. So should you be choosing the HTC 10 in your next Flagship purchase, there is more reason than ever, let’s discuss more in our review.

[section label=”Build Quality and Design”]

Build & Design

The build of the HTC 10, almost goes back in line with the HTC One M7, a single shell of Aluminum that s used to carve out space for fitting the innards of the phone. The HTC 10 is one beautiful smartphone, it exudes a premium look and is possibly the best-looking metal jacket smartphone out there.

With the design, HTC kept it simple, big bold chamfers on the back not only give it an excellent and unique look but an excellent fit in the palms of your hand whether you have big or tiny hands. The decision to go with the 5.2-inch display as opposed to a 5.5-inch display is welcome and people will find that they not only get a punchier display but also a comfortably sized smartphone.

The front gets Gorilla Glass 4, which gives the phone additional frontal protection. It also keeps the phone safe from scratches on the front. The metal construction is solid and despite several drops the phone is unscathed.

The HTC 10 misses out on waterproofing, which was a big plus on the Galaxy S7 this year. The HTC 10 only has an IP53 rating meaning, it will only survive basic splashes of water.

[section label=”Hardware”]

Hardware

This phone is loaded with the best of everything on the market right now. The HTC 10 gets a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 with the Adreno 530 GPU, 4GB of RAM and a storage choice of 32 or 64 GB along with expandability up to a massive 2TB when cards are available.

The rear gets improved 12 MP cameras, that HTC dubs “Ultrapixel 2″ and the front gets a 5 MP snapper. The HTC 10 is available in two colors the Carbon Grey and the Topaz Gold.

[section label=”Performance”]

Performance

Thanks to a cleaner HTC Sense UI and removal of duplicate apps, HTC has not only made the user experience more simplistic but has also removed redundancy in the day to day use of the phone, hence making the experience a more interesting one. The HTC 10 shows no sign of slow down despite several days of strict usage.

For heavy users, they will find that its a breeze switching between apps and playing high graphic intensity games. The phone scores excellent points on benchmarks and easily crosses the 110,000 mark on apps like Antutu Benchmark and scores 4747 on the Geekebench Multicore test putting it right on top of the comparison chart. The HTC 10 scores significantly better than the Galaxy S7 and the LG G5.

Owners will find themselves not being concerned with the usage of the phone, as it simply performs, so worrying about lag is a non-issue.

Multimedia and Display

HTC 10 uses a new combination of speakers, a mid-range that sits next to the earpiece and a low range which sits next to the charging port. HTC calls this the BoomSound Hi-Fi edition. While we still prefer the original Boomsound layout, with two big speakers blasting loud music directly at our face, this is a more refined upgrade to that. A more fuller sound with a more accurate representation of what you are listening to.

Audio is still loud, and great while watching a video or playing games. The HTC 10 also has a built-in DAC, which converts high-end digital audio to an analog signal. This significantly improves the audio quality of your files and now you can listen to high-res audio from the 3.5 mm headphone jack of the smartphone. Once you plug in your headphones, you’ll be asked to set up a personal audio profile which will enable you to listen for tones with each ear, allowing each user to setup headphones and tones specific to their ears and headphones. The HTC 10 supports multiple profiles for different headphones.

The display is bright, and vivid, and has an excellent color representation and wide viewing angles. The HTC 10 has a Super LCD 5 display running at Quad HD resolution. The color is much more refined than that of Samsung Galaxy S7’s Super AMOLED panel which tends to over saturate colors to make the screens look better than life. If you do prefer a more vibrant setup, the settings panel will allow you to switch your color modes.

The HTC 10 is also the first Android phone that supports Apple’s Airplay streaming, not only is this a welcome feature, it is the easiest and the best way to stream music if you have an Airplay device or an Airplay multiroom audio setup.

[section label=”Software and UI”]

Software & UI

Here is where HTC excelled with the HTC 10. The company had already been reducing the influence of Sense on Android as a UI layer. With the new Sense 8, HTC has gone into minimal interference while elevating the customer experience. The base of everything still remains Android, Android 6.0.1 this time around and HTC does still have things like the Blinkfeed interface which sits to the left of the main screen. Blinkfeed also should suggest some restaurants and Cafe’s where it is supported.

You can still change the size of the app drawer and you can still personalize the HTC 10 with custom themes, colors, and wallpapers. HTC’s apps are very limited but work really well , including the camera application, and the ZOE editor.

The phone dialer gets the usual HTC flavor with swipeable tabs, and the messaging app gets the stock Android treatment. The User interface is simple and flowy and easy to navigate through and HTC seems to have found the right mix with the HTC 10.

[section label=”Camera”]

Cameras

The main camera on the HTC 10 is a 12 MP shooter, and while the Galaxy S7 gets a lot of praise for the camera, the HTC 10 hold up a fantastic arena of its own. While HTC’s cameras in the past have failed to impress, that is certainly not the case this time around.

The f/1.8 is only 0.1 behind the f/1.7 on the Samsung Galaxy S7’s 12 MP camera. There is another difference here, while the HTC 10 has a Ultrapixel sensor which means that the pixels are 1.55 micron in size, those on the Galaxy S7 are only 1.4 micron in size. A larger pixel means more detail per pixel and more light passing through.

The camera is a breeze to operate, just like most of the UI, the experience of the camera is excellent. Low light performance is exceptional and the camera is quick to snap the moment. Laser autofocus with Phase detection comes into play and most of your snaps will end up being in focus right where you need them to be.

Both the front and main cameras support optical image stabilization, so whether you are capturing selfies on a trampoline or just 4k video from the main camera, the stabilization is not only apparent it is great.

Pictures are sharp and well saturated and have little noise in extremely dark environments. The contrast on the images is good, and the HTC 10 allows full manual control for those interested. You also have the ability to save RAW image files to tweak later on.

[section label=”Phone and Battery”]

Phone and Battery

The HTC 10 has full support for 4G LTE networks in India and you will get a solid sound on your calls as you would expect from an HTC device. Network switching is slow compared to others, so if you find yourself turning 4G off often, the dial times may take a while. Audio noise cancellation is superb and the HTC 10 outperforms most with respect to audio quality on phone calls.

The Quick Charge 3.0 on the 3000 mAh battery of the HTC 10 has been around way before “Dash Charge” from the OnePlus/ Oppo team. The protocol allows for the phone to achieve over 80% charge in less than an hour, easily attaining 60% or more in 30 minutes. This will not only change around how you charge the phone but how much less you care about charging the phone. While the LG G5 holds on to this feature, the Galaxy S7 ships without Quick Charge 3.0 and retains an older charge system.

The battery when fully charged will easily last you a day with a lot of online usage and camera. We traveled with the HTC 10 and seldom found ourselves looking for charge points even into late night hours.

You can easily get across 24 hours with the HTC 10 and then charge for 1 Hour and 15/20 minutes to get a full charge.
- Talk Time : 6 Hours
- Standby : 3 Days
- Online : 5 Hours
- Video Loop Test 50% Bright : 11 Hours
- Video Loop Test 100% Bright : 8 Hours
[section label=”Conclusion”]

Conclusion

The HTC 10 stands in a time frame much after the competition had already proven to be flagship defining . The HTC 10, however, redeems the top spot by simply undoing everything HTC did wrong and re-doing everything they did right. The HTC 10 ticks all the right checkboxes and in the right way. The company has not held back on their promise of building a quality product that will not let you down over time. The HTC 10 not only looks good on paper it looks even better in your hand, outperforming everything in its path with a certain poise.
June 15, 2016
HTC 10 Global Smartphone Giveaway

We are giving away two HTC 10 Smartphones, You can play for 23 other phones Here: iGyaan 6th Anniversary Giveaway

iGyaan 6 Year Anniversary HTC 10 Giveaway

June 10, 2016
The Most Mega iGyaan 6 Year Anniversary Giveaway
Winners : We have already Announced Winners for most of the Giveaways, simply click on the link to each giveaway and view the results.

Update Three : 07/22/2016 : We Are still evaluating results, and have barely gone through half. There are just a lot of entries to sort. We will soon update the results. Please bear patience with us.

Update Two :07/19/2016: The Part 1 of the Giveaway is over. We have millions of entries to look and ensure everyone was playing fairly and by the rules. We will sort out all the entries and try to get winner results for the Round one by the end of this week. Stay Tuned!

P.S Round Two of the Giveaway is Still Live Right Now : Includes Big Box, Speakers and Power-banks Click the links below.

Update : Part Two begins today, Speakers, Powerbanks and Big Box. Also Due to Large number of requests we are extending all giveaways by 10 days and will finish together. Soon after which we will announce winners. There are some changes to the big box, and we are working on a big giveaway for august, so stay tuned.

June 7th, 2016 marked the 6th year anniversary of what started as a bedroom project for me and today sees an exciting future in the global media industry. We have a lot of people to thank for this achievement. In a time where startups are born and killed by the hour, we proudly stand firm, and will soon have even more exciting news to share.

The biggest and most important aspect of iGyaan has been the support and love of all you guys, the viewers, the fans and the people who get inspired by iGyaan to begin something new. When iGyaan started we were the only Youtube channel in India focusing on technology, we spent countless months and even years to convince the industry of the strengths of online media. Today technology is one of Youtube India’s largest categories. The support and love we have gotten from our viewers have been incredible and today it’s time to repay, some of it at least.

Presenting the Most Mega iGyaan 6 Year Anniversary Giveaway, yes just as the name suggests this will be a giveaway of epic proportions.

So what all do we have for the Giveaway.

Click on the (Click here) button to go to giveaway.

ROUND One
- Two Each of HTC 10 : Click Here
- Two Each of LG G5 : Click Here
- One each of Apple iPhone 6 : Click Here
- Two each of Motorola Moto X Play : Click Here
- Two each of Yu YUtopia : Click Here
- Two each of Yu YUnicorn : Click Here
- Two Sony MDR-XB650BT Headphones : Click Here
Round Two
- 5 Asus Powerbanks : Click Here
- 10 JBL Go Bluetooth Speakers : Click Here
- 10 Smartphones big box Random Selection : Click Here
June 9, 2016

LeEco Le Max 2 vs Xiaomi Mi 5 Comparison Featuring HTC 10

With the launch of LeEco’s new LeMax 2, a lot of people will be shifting their attention to this now new budget flagship handset from the Chinese manufacturer.

It offers up not only a big up on design and build considering an all Aluminum shell but also includes some amazing new features designed to woo the customer.

A QHD display means that the LeMax gets a 5.7 inch 2560 x 1440 pixels display which is a big up from the 5.15 inch 1920 x 1080p screen offered by Xiaomi but also matches the QHD display offered up by HTC.

You also get a big up on the 21 MP camera sensor which does include OIS, however the Mi 5 features 4 axis OIS which means video is mostly wobble free. HTC 10 is the only one offering up OIS on the front and the back. The HTC 10 offers up the best low light performance with f1.8 cameras on front and back.

All three phones are running on the Snapdragon 820 chipset, with the Mi 5 offering up the Lowest 3 GB RAM vs the LeMax 2 and HTC 10 both of which offer 4 GB RAM. Storage is 32 GB for all three devices. All three phones also offer up a USB type C port for quick chage capability and identical 3000 mAh batteries, however, the LeMax 2 gets a 3100 mAh battery.

The LeEco Le Max 2 also is the only the support a CDLA* standard * Continual Digital Lossless Audio via USB type C, however, the HTC 10 does offer up Hi-Res audio with its built in DAC. the Le Max 2 is the only phone which misses out on a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

On paper in pure specs to price ratio the Le Max offers up a whole lot of specifications, for a price that is much lower than expected.

Specs	Mi 5	LeMax 2	HTC 10
Display	5.15 inches Full HD IPS Display	5.7 inch Quad HD 515ppi	5.2-inch, Quad HD, super LCD 5
Resolution	1920 x 1080p	2560 x 1440 pixels	2560 x 1440 pixels
Dimensions	144.6 x 69.2 x 7.3 mm	15.68 × 7.76 × 0.8 cm / 185 g	145.9 x 71.9 x 3.0 – 9.0 mm, 161g
Chip	Snapdragon 820 processor	Snapdragon 820 processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
CPU	2.15 GHz Quad Core	2.15 GHz Quad Core	2.15 GHz Quad Core
GPU	Adreno 530	Adreno 530	Adreno 530
RAM	3GB LPDDR4	LPDDR4 4 GB / LPDDR4 6 GB	LPDDR4 4 GB
Storage	32GB flash storage UFS 2.0	32 GB UFS 2.0 / 64 GB UFS 2.0	32 GB UFS 2.0
Rear Camera	16 MP, f/2.0, phase detection autofocus 4k Video OIS	21 MP, OIS, 6P Lens, F/2.0 Aperture, PDAF, closed-loop Motor, Quick focus	12MP MP, HTC UltraPixel 2, laser autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Front Camera	4 MP F/2	8 MP F/2.2 1080p Video	5MP (1.34MICROm pixels), autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Expandability			2TB via microSD
Battery	Li-Po 3000 mAh Quick Charge	3100 mAh Le SuperCharge	Li-Po 3000 mAh Quick Charge
Connectivity	4G+, Wi-Fi 802.11ad, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth v4.1, A-GPS, GLONASS, NFC,	4G+, Wi-Fi 802.11ad, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth v4.1, A-GPS, GLONASS, NFC,	4G+, Wi-Fi 802.11ad, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth v4.1, A-GPS, GLONASS, NFC,
OS	Android 6 with MIUI 7	Android 6 with EUI 5.6	Android 6.0 with HTC Sense
Misc		Full support of the CDLA* standard * Continual Digital Lossless Audio Type-C port	Fingerprint Sensor, Sensor Hub, HTC BoomSound Hi-Fi Edition, Dolby Audio, Personal Audio Profile, Hi-Res Audio Certified, Hi-Res Audio Earphones,
Price	Rs. 24999	Rs.22999	Rs 52990

June 8, 2016

HTC launches HTC 10 and HTC 10 Lifestyle in India

In a change of events not only has HTC launched the much-awaited Flagship the HTC 10 in India, the company has also launched the HTC One X9 along with the Desire 625, Desire 628, Desire 825 and Desire 830.

The HTC 10 will be available in two color combinations: Carbon Grey and Topaz Gold for INR 52,990/- from 5th June 2016 onwards. It boasts and improved metal body along with faster more improved cameras and latest spec.

HTC has also launched the HTC 10 Lifestyle which will have the lower spec Snapdragon 652 chipset but has not been clear on price.

Specs	HTC 10
Display	5.2-inch, Quad HD, super LCD 5
Resolution	2560 x 1440 pixels
Dimensions	145.9 x 71.9 x 3.0 – 9.0 mm, 161g
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 / 652
GPU	Adreno 530
RAM	4GB RAM
Storage	32GB/64GB flash storage
Rear Camera	12MP MP, HTC UltraPixel 2, laser autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Front Camera	5MP (1.34MICROm pixels), autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Expandability	2TB via microSD
Battery	Li-Po 3000 mAh
Connectivity	USB Type-C
OS	Android 6.0 with HTC Sense
ETC	Fingerprint Sensor, Sensor Hub, HTC BoomSound Hi-Fi Edition, Dolby Audio, Personal Audio Profile, Hi-Res Audio Certified, Hi-Res Audio Earphones,
Price	Rs 52990 Expected for HTC 10 with Snapdragon 820 Rs 34999 Expected for HTC 10 Life with Snapdragon 652

May 26, 2016

HTC 10 Launch on 26th May

HTC has confirmed the launch of their 2016 flagship the HTC 10 in India on the 26th of May. The company is expected to launch two variants of the powerful flagship in India.

The main variant that runs Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 is expected to be priced at Rs. 47000 which will include 32 GB of storage and 4GB of RAM.

HTC is also apparently launching a Snapdragon 652 variant in India priced at around Rs. 35000.

Specs	HTC 10
Display	5.2-inch, Quad HD, super LCD 5
Resolution	2560 x 1440 pixels
Dimensions	145.9 x 71.9 x 3.0 – 9.0 mm, 161g
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 / 652
GPU	Adreno 530
RAM	4GB RAM
Storage	32GB/64GB flash storage
Rear Camera	12MP MP, HTC UltraPixel 2, laser autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Front Camera	5MP (1.34MICROm pixels), autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Expandability	2TB via microSD
Battery	Li-Po 3000 mAh
Connectivity	USB Type-C
OS	Android 6.0 with HTC Sense
ETC	Fingerprint Sensor, Sensor Hub, HTC BoomSound Hi-Fi Edition, Dolby Audio, Personal Audio Profile, Hi-Res Audio Certified, Hi-Res Audio Earphones,
Price	Rs 47000 Expected for HTC 10 with Snapdragon 820 Rs 34999 Expected for HTC 10 Life with Snapdragon 652

May 24, 2016

HTC 10 Coming To India Soon

HTC India has confirmed that it will be bringing the HTC 10 to India , that too earlier than before. While the news on which variant will launch in India remains mum, sources close to iGyaan tell us that the HTC 10 will be launched in both variants. The HTC 10 with Snapdragon 820 for those looking for a high-end device, along with the Snapdragon 652 variant for those looking for the handset in a less powerful format.

The source also tells us that the HTC 10 Life which sports the Snapdragon 652 will be cheaper and will be launched in India for less than Rs. 35000, whereas the HTC 10 with Snapdragon 820 will be launched for Rs. 47000 with 32 GB of storage. The Taiwanese company may not launch the HTC 10 with 64 GB of storage in India.

The HTC 10 will also come only in the Carbon Grey, Glacier Silver and Topaz Gold leaving out the highly coveted Camellia Red for the Indian market.

Specs	HTC 10
Display	5.2-inch, Quad HD, super LCD 5
Resolution	2560 x 1440 pixels
Dimensions	145.9 x 71.9 x 3.0 – 9.0 mm, 161g
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 / 652
GPU	Adreno 530
RAM	4GB RAM
Storage	32GB/64GB flash storage
Rear Camera	12MP MP, HTC UltraPixel 2, laser autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Front Camera	5MP (1.34MICROm pixels), autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Expandability	2TB via microSD
Battery	Li-Po 3000 mAh
Connectivity	USB Type-C
OS	Android 6.0 with HTC Sense
ETC	Fingerprint Sensor, Sensor Hub, HTC BoomSound Hi-Fi Edition, Dolby Audio, Personal Audio Profile, Hi-Res Audio Certified, Hi-Res Audio Earphones,
Price	Rs 47000 Expected for HTC 10 with Snapdragon 820 Rs 34999 Expected for HTC 10 Life with Snapdragon 652

April 16, 2016

The HTC 10 Officially Announced Watch the Launch Here

The HTC 10 will ship in four colors: Carbon Grey, Glacier Silver, Topaz Gold, and Camellia Red, and they’ll come in two versions with different Qualcomm Snapdragon processors depending on the market, in the U.S., it’ll come with Snapdragon 820 whereas in markets like India it will come with Snapdragon 652.

Specs	HTC 10
Display	5.2-inch, Quad HD, super LCD 5
Resolution	2560 x 1440 pixels
Dimensions	145.9 x 71.9 x 3.0 – 9.0 mm, 161g
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
GPU	Adreno 530
RAM	4GB RAM
Storage	32GB/64GB flash storage
Rear Camera	12MP MP, HTC UltraPixel 2, laser autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Front Camera	5MP (1.34MICROm pixels), autofocus, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), f/1.8
Expandability	2TB via microSD
Battery	Li-Po 3000 mAh
Connectivity	USB Type-C
OS	Android 6.0 with HTC Sense
ETC	Fingerprint Sensor, Sensor Hub, HTC BoomSound Hi-Fi Edition, Dolby Audio, Personal Audio Profile, Hi-Res Audio Certified, Hi-Res Audio Earphones,
Price	N/A

April 12, 2016

HTC 10 Trailer and Specs Leaks Just Before Launch
That’s it for HTC’s mega event before the company could even begin the virtual launch, the details of their handset have leaked all over the internet. For specs a 5.2-inch display with 2K Quad HD resolution, a 2.2GHz Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 12-megapixel rear camera with “UltraPixel” capabilities, 32GB or 64GB of internal storage, microSDXC support up to 2TB, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and a large 3,000 mAh battery. The report also says that BoomSound has been reworked in the new HTC 10, with “HTC BoomSound HiFi Edition” featuring Dolby audio technology replacing last year’s BoomSound setup.

HTC 10 Official TrailerHTC 10 aka HTC One M10 Trailer Leaked Prior to Launch

Posted by iGyaan.in on Monday, April 11, 2016

Whereas more information includes :
- USB 3.1 Type-C
- Bluetooth 4.2
- Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac
- NFC
- 2G (4 bands), 3G (4 bands), 4G (12 bands)
- 3.5 mm Headphone Jack
These are not the first leaks of HTC’s next Flagship, and with the launch only hours away. There is not a lot more to expect from HTC but the global price of the phone.

Source
April 12, 2016
HTC 10 Coming April 12th, 10 Mini in September with Snapdragon 823

The HTC 10 aka One M10 is coming on April 12th and by the looks of it, the leaks have been accurate so far, leaving very little to guesswork with the HTC 10.

The new handset which is the successor of the HTC One flagship series and is expected to have a 5.2-inch QHD display and will run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 quad-core chipset with 4GB of RAM and 16GB/32GB and 128GB internal storage options with microSD card slot. Another variant of the HTC 10 with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 652 processor with 3GB of RAM, was seen in the FCC filing, making possible an HTC 10 for markets like India.

The HTC 10 Mini, however, is expected to show up sometime in September, with a Snapdragon 823 and a smaller display size of 4.7 inches.

The cameras will be made up of 12 Ultrapixel and 8 Ultrapixel combos, making the cameras compete with the likes of the new Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.

See what we’re obsessed about on April 12 on https://t.co/NMJMew9UvA. #powerof10 pic.twitter.com/J3ZFCALvUx

— HTC (@htc) March 22, 2016

This might be the last saving light for HTC, as the handset will truly decide the fate of the once loved HTC brand.

April 3, 2016
HTC 10 Teaser Shows of Return of BoomSound

Teasers of the new HTC 10 are not slowing down at all. With a brand new tweet, HTC has teased the new audio layout of their upcoming HTC 10 (aka One M10). HTC has already confirmed that the HTC 10 event will be held at three locations on April 12, New York, London, and Taipei. It is also rumored that the phone will first become available on April 16th in Taiwan.

The HTC 10 is expected to boast brand new optics and an all metal body with a major chamfered back. The teaser for the HTC 10 doesn’t give much away except “Here comes the new boom. You’ll hear it.#powerof10”

We have already heard rumors of the HTC BoomSound tech being upgraded and re-introduced, the HTC 10 could be a perfect device for that.

Besides the previously confirmed powerful Snapdragon 820 CPU, the HTC 10 is expected to feature a Quad HD Super LCD 5 display of around 5.1 inches, 4 GB of RAM, 16 to 64 GB of internal memory, and a 3000 mAh battery.

Here comes the new boom. You’ll hear it. #powerof10 pic.twitter.com/Ln3XxWZ9BO

— HTC (@htc) March 23, 2016

March 25, 2016
HTC 10 Colour Options, Specifications Leaked

There is very little left to know about HTC’s upcoming flagship smartphone, HTC 10. Courtesy popular leakster Evan Blass, we now what the device is going to look like as well as the fact that it will drop the ‘One M’ from the title for a simpler ‘HTC 10’. We’re still not sure about what the new name signifies, but what we do know is the various colors the device will be offered in.

Blass today tweeted four colour options for the HTC 10: carbon gray, glacier silver (white face), glacier silver (black face), topaz gold. Apart from showing us the colours, the image also confirms that this is what the HTC 10 will look like and much like the One A9 and the One M9, the HTC 10 looks rather underwhelming. The most obvious disappointment comes from the disappearance of BoomSound front speakers and from the (still) large bezels on he top and bottom.

The HTC 10 will instead have a single speaker grille at the bottom and a USB Type-C port. Over at the back we see the camera placed at the center and chamfered edges. Another popular leakster, @onleaks, started a leaking spree of the actual handset and Antutu benchmark scores that pin the device at 109,936 points on the famous benchmark app.

This all leaked along with the following information : 5.15? QHD / SD820 / Adreno 530 / 4GB RAM / 12MP / USB Type-C. Which means that HTC might finally be on the right track as far as specs are concerned, and we also see a home button fingerprint scanner like last year.

HTC has also stated that it’s working hard to bring a “very compelling camera experience” with the HTC 10. HTC’s Chief Financial Officer Chialin Chang is confident about the HTC 10’s camera “after seeing what’s going on in the market.”

The rear camera is rumoured to sport a 12UP (Ultra Pixel) module with OIS and autofocus while the front still is unknown. If HTC wants to be a contender in the camera department, knowing that Samsung has upped its camera specs in the Galaxy S7, then nothing short of 5UP for the front and some absolutely spectacular images that compliment a Quad HD AMOLED display will be accepted by fans. HTC needs to get the pricing right if it wants to compete in a market that has already seen the new Samsung Galaxy S7 series, LG G5, and Xiaomi Mi 5 flagships.

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March 10, 2016