HTC used to be one of the smartphone companies that was always right behind whichever was in third place on the list. Apple, Samsung and LG have always produced smartphones with better specs and always sold very well. HTC was a company in trouble at one point and even when it came to getting Android updates out to users, the company was failing. Fast forward a couple of years and the HTC One smartphone was released and changed everything.
HTC released the One smartphone and it was taking over the smartphone world very quickly. With a larger display, with an high definition resolution, better battery, better camera and an all metal construction, the HTC One was ready to show consumers that the company meant business. Consumers are now looking forward to the HTC One M10 and even though it is ready for release in April, there is plenty of leaked information, including images of the backside.
You might be asking yourself why the backside is so important when it comes to a new smartphone. Besides the processor that will be in the phone, which you cannot see and the battery expected to last all day, you want to see what type of camera sensor is on the back side. It is there that you can see the back side camera sensor and whatever the company is using for a flash. In most cases, there is one camera sensor and a couple of options for an LED flash.
Both of which you will be able to see from the back side. The HTC One M10 looks to have a normal camera senor on the back side and what looks like a lower profile LED flash right next to it. On the right side, you can clearly see the speaker on top of the display and a “home” button situated under the display. The HTC One M10 is expected to show up in April of this year and it will be coming with a 5-inch touch screen display. Even though the resolution has not been reported, the odds are good that it will be high definition.
Smartphones today are being equipped with higher resolution displays and for a while that meant full HD, but now phone makers are bringing out the qHD displays and consumers could not be happier. Other than the display, the rumors indicate that a 3,000mAh battery is in the works, which should get you through the day depending on how much you use your phone. On the inside, rumors are pointing to a new Snapdragon 820 chipset that is paired up with 4GB of RAM. It was not that long ago when RAM maxed out at just 2GB, so this is a huge jump.