SlideShow: HTC 10

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The new HTC 10 looks and feels like a proper premium smartphone from a company that's carefully developed devices with many core strengths. HTC may have missed a beat or two with some of their previous offerings, but the company is back in full force with what could be their perfect 10 device and the best flagship they've ever built.

The HTC 10 is about simplification. A pared down OS that's closer to Pure Android than ever, a sleek yet purposeful new design that succeeds in making a 5.2-inch phone fit in the dimensions of a 5-inch device. Improved front and rear camera optics, top-shelf processor and performance, plus a battery that can last the whole day and night (and be quickly charged to 50% in 30 minutes), are just the tip of the very cool iceberg that is the HTC 10.

For better or for worse, the HTC 10 will only be released via Bell Mobility in Canada (but you can pay full price to get it unlocked from HTC online). 

First Look: HTC 10

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

HTC's latest flagship, simply called HTC 10, revamps the company's vision and is the biggest departure from the platform the company kicked off years ago with the HTC One. Aimed at making up for the deficiencies of the HTC One M9, HTC 10 is a clean slate product which streamlines many aspects of the software while evolving various design cues and functionality.

With a look that borrows heavily from the HTC A9 while literally shaving off the unibody aluminum look of the previous HTC One M-family, the result is a more chiseled yet less slippery texture and a smartphone that is easier to hold.

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HTC readies to unveil new flagship on April 12

HTC is getting ready to launch its new flagship which is reportedly called HTC 10. The company is hosting an online event to launch the device and possibly new accessories and software. 

More HTC 10 renders show up in anticipation of April launch event

The HTC 10 is a new chapter for the smartphone maker and is expected to be shown off in April for a possible May release. The latest flagship from HTC is shown in a series of render leaks in various popular colour choices including silver, white, black and the inevitable gold variants.

Clad in a premium aluminum and glass design that is a mix of the old HTC One line and the more progressive HTC One A9. It isn't known if we will have these colour options at launch or if they will be offered to selected markets or carriers as they have been in the past. 

Source: 9to5Google