Abstract: Smartphone buyers have never had so many great devices to choose from. But for companies like HTC Corp, that's a harsh reality: The Taiwanese electronics maker just released the HTC 10, arguably the best phone it's ever built, but its price all but guara...
Abstract: After the extremely disappointing One M9 last year, HTC is back and better than ever with the HTC 10 smartphone. The new gadget is pretty much everything you'd want from a premium Android device, but most importantly it's got cameras that don't suck this time around. In this week's episode of "Plugged In," Mashable Tech Corespondent Ray Wong takes you behind the lens of this fantastic phone and tells you all you need to know before placing your order...
Fantastic camera, Great audio from speakers or headphones, Sleek, comfortable, durable design
No new innovative major features
Looks great, sounds great, takes great photos, but it's hard to swallow a $700 price when it doesn't bring anything new and innovative to the table...
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Published: 2016-04-14, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: With camera performance one of the key decision points for new smartphone buyers, the HTC 10 can't afford to screw up when it comes to photography. Unfortunately, that's not been an area where HTC has done especially well in its past few devices, after it...
Published: 2016-04-14, Author: Stefan , review by: techcrunch.com
It's a great phone, HTC — now convince us all why we need the 10. If HTC can convince the world — even just a few of its major markets — that the HTC 10 is a phone worth having, then they have a shot at being in the picture of a top Android phone m...
Published: 2016-04-14, Author: Daniel , review by: yahoo.com
Abstract: When HTC released its One M7 in 2013, it not only proved that makers of Android smartphones could create phones that were as beautiful as Apple's, it also pushed competitors like Samsung and LG to finally build handsets that weren't made of creaky plastic...
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Published: 2016-04-12, Author: Paul , review by: dxomark.com
Very good details preservation in all conditions, Fast and accurate autofocus in all conditions, Good exposure, Good noise reduction in low light conditions, Generally good white balance and accurate color rendering.
Visible loss of sharpness in the corners with respect to the center, In some outdoor pictures, the highlights are slightly blown out, Some luminance noise visible in the sky, Using flash with no other light source, some attenuation and noise visible in th
Abstract: The wraps finally came off the long-rumored new flagship phone from HTC this morning. The HTC 10 looks to be a strong contender in a competitive market, emphasizing build quality and the multimedia functions that have always been HTC's signature. The HTC...
Clean Android experience, great camera, pleasing high res display, fantastic audio, metal build
Rear camera sometimes overexposes a little. Battery life is just OK
This may well have been HTC's last chance to stage a comeback, and I'd say they've succeeded. Right now, no phone offers an amazing and unique new feature that puts it ahead of the pack--it's been evolution rather than revolution. refinement over shock a...
Abstract: Read the full post: With the HTC U 11 set to be announced soon, we take a look back at one of the most underrated flagships of 2016, the HTC 10.Download the AndroidAuthority App: Subscribe to our YouTube channel: —————————————————- Stay connected to Andr...
