HTC is rumored to release three smartphones in three months. Several details of HTC 2017 smartphones have surfaced.
HTC U Ultra and HTC U Play slated for January 12 Launch
HTC has sent out invitations for a launch event that will be held on Jan. 12. Rumors have it that the company may launch HTC Ocean Note phablet at the launch event. Fresh information suggest that the HTC Ocean Note that is expected to feature a 6-inch display may get unveiled with HTC U Ultra moniker.
It will be lacking a 3.5 mm audio jack. Instead of it, users will be able to connect headphones to the USB Type-C port of the device. It is also expected to arrive with a stylus. Its color variants are rumored as Black, White and Blue.
Another smartphone that is codenamed as HTC Alpine is also to be in works. According to well-known leakster @OnLeaks, it is a small version of HTC U Ultra. This smartphone is release with HTC U Play moniker and is likely to feature 5.2-inch display. Like its bigger sibling, it may not feature a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
HTC One X10
The HTC One X10 Is expected to roll out as a budget-friendly device. It is codenamed as HTC E66. It is expected to feature a 5.5-inch display. The MediaTek MT6755 chipset featuring an octa-core processor working at 1.9 GHz is expected to power One X10 smartphone. It is pegged to feature a 16.3-megapixel rear camera and a frontal camera of 7.9-megapixel.
HTC 11
The HTC 11 is the flagship smartphone from the company and is rumored to be in works. Since it is a flagship device, it is expected to feature Snapdragon 835 chipset. Compared to HTC 10, it is expected to feature a larger display of 5.5 inches that will carry support for quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, Gizmo China reported.
HTC Ocean Smart, Ocean Master
There are no specs information for HTC Ocean Smart and HTC Ocean Master. However, preliminary rumors suggest that the Ocean Smart will be a midrange device whereas the Ocean Master will arrive with flagship specs.
Rumors are rife that the HTC Ocean Master will not feature any physical buttons. Instead, it will sensors on its edges for various kinds of functions volume controller and power button that can be accessed through touch, Phone Arena reported. As of this writing, none of the above-mentioned devices have been confirmed by HTC.
Here is a look at the review of HTC 10: