The HTC 10 Launch: A New Era for the Smartphone Giant

HEy what's happening at his birth and HTC today launched the HTC 10, their flagship device that has been gaining rave reviews globally. The HTC 10 is now finally available in India, with a price tag of Rs. 50 to Rs. 99,900, which is comparable to other high-end smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and LG G5.

For those who may not be aware of what's new with the HTC 10, let's start by looking at its design. The device features an all-aluminum body, which is similar to other HTC flagships in the past years. However, this time around, the company has added a nice large chamfer that gives it a unique look and feel. This chamfer adds a touch of premiumness to the device and makes it stand out from its competitors.

Under the hood, the HTC 10 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset, which has quad-core processors clocked at 2.2 gigahertz. The device comes with four gigabytes of RAM and 32 gigabytes of storage, which can be expanded up to two terabytes via microSD cards. This ensures that users have ample storage space for their files, apps, and games.

One of the standout features of the HTC 10 is its camera system. The device boasts an ultra pixel camera with a 12-megapixel sensor, 1.5-5 micron pixel size, F/2.0 aperture, and 26mm focal length. This camera setup provides excellent image quality, with features like laser autofocus and dual-tone LED flash. The HTC 10 also supports 4K video recording capabilities, making it a great device for content creators and photography enthusiasts.

In addition to its impressive camera system, the HTC 10 also comes with a range of other features that make it an attractive option for users. These include hyperlapse mode, which allows users to capture stunning time-lapses before capturing their photos; Zowie Capture Pro Mode, which lets users customize their camera settings and shoot in different modes; and slow-motion video recording capabilities at 720p at 120 frames per second.

The front-facing camera of the HTC 10 is also noteworthy. It features a 5-megapixel sensor with 1.3-4 micron pixel size and F/2.0 aperture, making it suitable for selfies and video conferencing. However, unlike other devices, the front-facing camera is restricted to 1080p video recording.

In terms of audio, the HTC 10 supports high-res audio profiles, which can be used with compatible headphones. The device also features a boomsound high-fire edition, which includes a buffer that sits at the bottom of the device and a tweeter that sits next to the earphone. This setup provides excellent sound quality and ensures that users have a great listening experience.

The HTC 10 is built with metal and weighs in at 161 grams, making it a compact and lightweight device. The device features a 5.2-inch quad-HD display with a curved edge, which provides an immersive viewing experience. The device also comes with Gorilla Glass protection on the front, ensuring that users can enjoy their screen without worrying about scratches or cracks.

One of the most impressive aspects of the HTC 10 is its user interface. The company has made significant efforts to simplify and improve the Android experience, removing duplicate applications and bloatware from the device. This results in a clean and intuitive user interface that doesn't lag or slow down even with heavy usage.

The HTC 10 also supports quick charging, which can charge the device to 50% in just 30 minutes of charging time. The device comes with a 3000 milliampere-hour battery, making it suitable for users who need their devices to last throughout the day.

Overall, the HTC 10 marks a big comeback for the smartphone giant, as they seem to have gotten the right mix of design, performance, and features. With its impressive camera system, clean user interface, and compact design, the device is sure to appeal to users looking for a high-end smartphone experience without breaking the bank. Stay tuned for our full review of the HTC 10, where we'll dive deeper into the device's performance, camera capabilities, and overall value proposition.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's happening at his birth and HTC today launched the HTC 10 along with the whole series of phones for India mocking you come back for the phone company now the highlight of the launch was the HTC 10 which is their flagship is gotten raving reviews globally and it's finally come to India although for a price of 50 to 990 which is at par with the s7 edge along with the LG g5 which is supposedly going to launch on the 1st of June so for all those who are not aware of what's going on with the HTC 10 you have an all aluminum body much like many of the other HTC flagships in the past years you have this nice large chamfer this time around which gives it a really nice and unique look and something that we've not seen in the past running everything is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset which has quad cores at 2.2 gigahertz you get four gigabyte of RAM and 32 gigabyte on both storage and you can pop in a microSD card up to two terabyte the device is running Android a six with HTC Sense 8 and they do promise an update to Android n almost immediately after the release for cameras HTC has this time included in ultra pixel to camera which is essentially a 12 megapixel sensor with 1.5 5 micron pixel size you also get F 1.8 aperture and 26 mm focal length you do also get laser autofocus which is fantastic and you also get dual tone LED flash with 4k video recording capabilities on the rear camera and you also get high res audio recording capabilities which is absolutely brilliant you can capture slow-motion video at 720p at 120 frames per second you get your usual set of features from HTC including hyperlapse Zowie capture a pro mode which lets you basically customize before you capture the shot and you can also shoot continuous images at 8 frames per second now the front camera is a 5 megapixel camera with 1.3 4 micron pixel size it's a fairly large pixel size the HTC 10 is also the first phone with optical image stabilization in the front and you also get F 1.8 aperture over at the front the front camera however is restricted to 1080p video and we're not you do get boomsound high fire edition they're calling it the revision to boomsound where they have a buffer which sits at the bottom of the device and the tweeter sits knight right next to the earphone so you get still stereo sound capability but one is a bass and one is a treble the HTC 10 does support high res audio profiles and it is certified you can customize your audio if you have high res audio headphones that we just got today you'll be able to use this feature to quite an extent overall the HTC 10 is nine millimeter thick and weighs in at 161 grams you get a 5.2 inch quad HD display over at the front which is a Super LCD 5 display with a curved edge you also get Gorilla Glass protection over at the front now the user interface has seen a big improvement as well a lot of people have called it the best Android experience in 2016 simply because what HTC has done is remove duplicate applications you get a very clean Android from boot you do not get a lot of duplicates for mail for messaging for photos all of those things have been removed and HTC has unified all those applications and you do not get any bloatware whatsoever so it improves the Android experience does not let it lag at all now the HTC 10 does support quick charge 3.0 and can charge a 50% of your battery in 30 minutes of charge time you do have a 3000 milliamp hour battery in there now so far so good it is a seriously small form-factor for the kind of device it is it packs in a whole lot but it's only the size of the original HTC m7 so it's not a lot larger in terms of the size specifics it's completely metal it feels fantastic in the hand especially thanks to this big shampoo at the back HTC simplifies the overall usage experience while keeping the specifications very high the HTC 10 does mark a big comeback for HTC as far as the smartphone race is concerned we feel that this time around they seem to have gotten the right mix our review for the HTC 10 will be out soon so stay tuned for that and if you have anything specific that you'd like us to cover in the full review please drop that in the comment section below give this video a big thumbs up guys if you liked it and make sure you hit the subscribe button for more tech videos from IgAN until I see you next time this beamers well thank you for watchinghey what's happening at his birth and HTC today launched the HTC 10 along with the whole series of phones for India mocking you come back for the phone company now the highlight of the launch was the HTC 10 which is their flagship is gotten raving reviews globally and it's finally come to India although for a price of 50 to 990 which is at par with the s7 edge along with the LG g5 which is supposedly going to launch on the 1st of June so for all those who are not aware of what's going on with the HTC 10 you have an all aluminum body much like many of the other HTC flagships in the past years you have this nice large chamfer this time around which gives it a really nice and unique look and something that we've not seen in the past running everything is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset which has quad cores at 2.2 gigahertz you get four gigabyte of RAM and 32 gigabyte on both storage and you can pop in a microSD card up to two terabyte the device is running Android a six with HTC Sense 8 and they do promise an update to Android n almost immediately after the release for cameras HTC has this time included in ultra pixel to camera which is essentially a 12 megapixel sensor with 1.5 5 micron pixel size you also get F 1.8 aperture and 26 mm focal length you do also get laser autofocus which is fantastic and you also get dual tone LED flash with 4k video recording capabilities on the rear camera and you also get high res audio recording capabilities which is absolutely brilliant you can capture slow-motion video at 720p at 120 frames per second you get your usual set of features from HTC including hyperlapse Zowie capture a pro mode which lets you basically customize before you capture the shot and you can also shoot continuous images at 8 frames per second now the front camera is a 5 megapixel camera with 1.3 4 micron pixel size it's a fairly large pixel size the HTC 10 is also the first phone with optical image stabilization in the front and you also get F 1.8 aperture over at the front the front camera however is restricted to 1080p video and we're not you do get boomsound high fire edition they're calling it the revision to boomsound where they have a buffer which sits at the bottom of the device and the tweeter sits knight right next to the earphone so you get still stereo sound capability but one is a bass and one is a treble the HTC 10 does support high res audio profiles and it is certified you can customize your audio if you have high res audio headphones that we just got today you'll be able to use this feature to quite an extent overall the HTC 10 is nine millimeter thick and weighs in at 161 grams you get a 5.2 inch quad HD display over at the front which is a Super LCD 5 display with a curved edge you also get Gorilla Glass protection over at the front now the user interface has seen a big improvement as well a lot of people have called it the best Android experience in 2016 simply because what HTC has done is remove duplicate applications you get a very clean Android from boot you do not get a lot of duplicates for mail for messaging for photos all of those things have been removed and HTC has unified all those applications and you do not get any bloatware whatsoever so it improves the Android experience does not let it lag at all now the HTC 10 does support quick charge 3.0 and can charge a 50% of your battery in 30 minutes of charge time you do have a 3000 milliamp hour battery in there now so far so good it is a seriously small form-factor for the kind of device it is it packs in a whole lot but it's only the size of the original HTC m7 so it's not a lot larger in terms of the size specifics it's completely metal it feels fantastic in the hand especially thanks to this big shampoo at the back HTC simplifies the overall usage experience while keeping the specifications very high the HTC 10 does mark a big comeback for HTC as far as the smartphone race is concerned we feel that this time around they seem to have gotten the right mix our review for the HTC 10 will be out soon so stay tuned for that and if you have anything specific that you'd like us to cover in the full review please drop that in the comment section below give this video a big thumbs up guys if you liked it and make sure you hit the subscribe button for more tech videos from IgAN until I see you next time this beamers well thank you for watching\n"