HTC hasn't just abandoned its old naming scheme with the HTC 10, the smartphone that the company promises isn't going to be just one more then the current HTC One M9.
It has also overhauled the look of the phone, changed its connector to USB-C, beefed up its already impressive sound system by adding Hi-Res audio, pared back the software to the bare basics, and brought some of the camera specs more into line with other high-end phone cameras, while holding onto some of the other specs that made the old HTC One's cameras so promising.
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