Man does not only live on the iPhone and as proof of this, we are obliged to publish information related to the terminals that other companies launch on the market, high-end terminals of course. If we have previously talked about the Samsung Galaxy S7, now it is the turn of the new HTC M10, a terminal with which the Taiwanese firm wants to try to find a place among the high-end Android terminals. Since HTC launched the M range, all of its devices have always had some great handicap (camera, warm-up, performance) that has failed to capture the interest of the public.
The new HTC M10 arrives on the market to try to compete with the new flagship of the Korean firm Samsung within the Android market and also with the iPhone 6s although they are at a different level. Inside the HCT M10 we find the Snapdragon 820 processor, with 4 GB of RAM and the latest version of Android Marsmallow, 6.0.1.
Inside we find 32 or 64 GB of internal storage that we can expand according to our needs through the micro SD card slot. The screen sits somewhere between the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus, since offers us 5,2 inches with a resolution of 2.560 x 1.440, with a request density of 564.
As on previous occasions, the HTC firm has chosen to use BoomSound Hi-Fi edition speakers, adding two speakers (top and bottom) to the device. The battery, the Achilles heel of all current smartphones is 3.000 mAh and supports Quick Charge function from Qualcomm, which allows us to quickly charge a large part of the battery in a few minutes.
The rear camera of the device reaches 13 MPX using UntraPixel 2 technology with an aperture of f / 1,8 where the light needs are considerably reduced. On its front we find a 5 MPX camera mainly intended for taking selfies. As for the price of this device, HTC will not achieve anything if it maintains the initial price of 749 euros that it announced at the presentation.