News & Reviews:   htc one m10

So a few days ago, HTC has confirmed that they will be releasing a new device soon. The #Powerof10 greatly implies that a HTC One M10 is in the making, and they are really trying hard to tell the people it will be one of the best phones to come in their latest video teaser. 

HTC's announcements at the MWC 2016 went fairly well with the new One X9, Desire 530, Desire 630 , and Desire 825 altogether. And they aren't done yet as they have just released a teaser image hinting what seems to be a HTC One M10 on their Twitter page. 

HTC have been following the HTC One template for quite some time but recent models like the midrange One A9 have been going a different way. Leaked pics of what could be the HTC One M10 show a design more like the A9 with the black HTC band clearly missing from the front. This leak comes courtesy of the usually accurate evleaks, which could mean that the HTC One M10 will be the first HTC flagship to go for the rather generic looks-like-an-iPhone design that seems to be the norm these days. No tech specs, Malaysia release dates or pricing details yet but we should know more in the coming months, so stay tuned.

Just yesterday, we posted a rumour of the unannounced HTC One X9 appearing online with its unofficial tech specs. While it does seem great and all but according to HTC ROM developer @LlanTooFeR (known for providing reliable HTC information), the One X9 tech specs are not what it seems. 

In fact, he claimed that the true tech specs are below the One A9. Making it not a high-end phone that we all hoped it to be, but this is what he thinks the X9 could include:-

• Unknown MediaTek processor model
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB storage
• 5.5-inch display with 1080 x 1920 pixels
• 13 MP rear camera and 4 MP UltraPixel front-facing camera 
• 3000 mAh battery

The HTC One Max is the much larger brother of the award-winning HTC One smartphone, which was one of the first Android smartphones to pull off an awesome looking metallic body design. When the HTC One first came out, it was simply awesome and got very good reviews from practically everyone in the tech industry. Now, the HTC One Max offers you the same HTC One-like design in a larger 5.9-inch display phablet form factor but at a much higher retail price of RM2499. Looking to sweeten the deal, some sellers are offering the HTC One Max with an RM100 discount for a total price of RM2399 here in Malaysia. Should you buy it for that RM100 discount? Check out our analysis on the HTC One Max for a better idea of the pros and cons involved.