HTC One M10 Leak: Live Image Reveals HTC One A9’s Reincarnation Without Boom Sound Speakers
The latest HTC One M10 leak revealed another failed attempt of the Taiwan tech based company to incorporate Apple's iPhone design.
Ahead of HTC One M10 official release, gadget leakster Evan Blass recently unveiled on Twitter an alleged live photo of the said device.
Droid Life noted that HTC has not abandoned its impression on copying Apple's design as the HTC One A9 already raised eyebrows due to its similarities with the iPhone.
Based on the leak, the HTC One M10 carries the same design of the unsuccessful HTC One A9 which was released last October 2015. However, the design is still subject to changes, according to Venture Beat.
Unlike its predecessors from the M series, the leaked image showed that the phone has a touch fingerprint home button. But HTC's trademark logo and boom sound speaker have been dropped off along with front-facing speakers.
Per the rumor mill, the HTC One M10 will sport a 5.1inch screen with 1440x2560 resolution which appears to have a QHD display and an AMOLED variety.
Techno Buffalo added that this will be the first flagship that will be released worldwide with such display and fingerprint scanner housed in a new home button.
Previous HTC One M10 leak also revealed that the upcoming device will be powered by Snapdragon 810 along with an Adreno 530 graphics and a 4GB of RAM with 32Gb onboard storage.
Evan Blass also shared on Twitter that the HTC One M10 will employ HTC's ultrapixel camera. It's rear-facing camera with 12-UltraPixel resolution and laser-assisted autofocus lenses are said to offer optical image stabilization.
"After experimenting with a so-called four ultrapixell resolution camera in 2014's One M8 and swinging back to a more traditional 20-megapixel sensor in its One M9 successor, HTC has apparently decided to give its homegrown technology another shot," Venture Beat wrote.
The HTC One M10 will be showcased at the Mobile World Congress 2016 in Barcelona along with other well-known phone manufacturers' flagships.