We have already seen flagship telephones launched by the likes of LG, Huawei and Samsung this 12 months – however there’s lots extra nonetheless to come back, together with a premium handset from HTC that it is calling the HTC U and is the successor to final 12 months’s HTC 10.
Now we have been given our first correct have a look at the HTC U, courtesy of serial tipster Evan Blass on Twitter. We get back and front photographs of the machine, completed in black, although sadly the display screen is not switched on, making it tough to pick the sides of the show.
Based mostly on the whole lot we have heard in regards to the HTC U to this point, we’re anticipating a tool providing a 5.5-inch, 2,560 x 1,440 pixel show, a Snapdragon 835 processor, a microSD slot for further storage and a 12 MP rear digicam for capturing the whole lot you see on the planet.
Glass is again
Whereas this image would not come instantly from HTC, Blass is just about essentially the most dependable tipster round, so we would say there is a very robust probability that the picture is real. Most insider sources recommend HTC is readying an official unveiling earlier than the top of the month, so we should not have to attend too lengthy to get this confirmed.
From the pictures it appears like HTC might need switched to an all-glass again panel this 12 months, although the fingerprint sensor apparently stays on the entrance with a bodily residence button. Down the sting of the machine is what could possibly be the rumored Edge Sensor, a button for further management and scrolling.
Hypothesis about such an enter methodology has been swirling for months and it will assist the HTC U stand out just a bit bit from the Galaxies, Pixels and iPhones of this world. As quickly as HTC makes the handset official, we’ll let you understand.
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