HTC One M10 release may happen by the end of the year, according to reports.
The Taiwanese mobile manufacturer reportedly plans to make a big splash before the year comes to a close. As HTC has not announced the official release of HTC One M10, there are various speculations on its launch date with some reports saying it will be announced in December, while others pointed to 2016 release date.
Some of the rumored HTC One M10 features are: a bigger screen display with either 2K or 4K pixel resolution, which will yield to clearer and more vivid images. Under the hood, the handset is purported to be powered by Qualcomm 82X with 3.X GHz octa-core HMP cyclone technology (6 instruction per cycle capability) paired with 4GB of RAM that will deliver faster and better performance. The handset will sport the same storage systems with microSD slot for additional external storage.
Other rumored features of HTC One M10 are dual-SIM support, 27 megapixels front and back camera, longer battery life, and wireless charging feature, according to TechRadar. The smartphone will be dustproof and water-resistant like most handsets. The handset will cost around $650 to $800 depending on the storage variant. However, HTC has confirmed none of the aforementioned rumors.
According to reports, the slightly earlier release of the HTC One M10 is due to the lackluster sales of its predecessor One M9. The company wants to reestablish the brand in the market and to pick up the revenue. To achieve this, HTC will announce a smartphone dubbed as HTC One A9 on Oct. 20.