According to the same reports, the HTC One M10 will be losing its name for another moniker. It’s not clear whether it will take on the working name of ‘Perfume’ or something entirely different. Now it becomes clear that it is going to be HTC 10 only.
Previous reports said that HTC will stick to the One moniker while going with a different suffix than their usual number and letter combination. It could be the HTC One PleaseDon’tDissapoint for all fans and users know. It turns out that it was the One and the M before the number that HTC decided to drop in naming its latest flagship.
It is also expected that when the smartphone comes out of the market after April 11, HTC 10 shall already be preloaded with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow along with the HTC Sense 8.
The HTC One M9, the 2015 flagship smartphone of the Taiwanese smartphone maker, was overly criticized last year for its less-than-satisfactory improvements it made over its predecessor, the HTC One M8.
It was no different from what Samsung got from users and consumers when it released in 2014 the Galaxy S5 offering very little improvements from the Galaxy S4, resulting to three consecutive months of falling revenues for the Korean tech giant.
As much as Samsung has learned its lesson from its biggest undoing in recent years with the Galaxy S5, HTC has also picked up a neat lesson in the art of proper smartphone development.