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So the HTC 10 is official.
At least from initial impressions, it looks like HTC did what we thought it had forgotten how to do: make a great all-around smartphone. There's a fingerprint reader in the right place, BoomSound is intact (if not true stereo), there's microSD if you need it, the camera is likely good... heck, there's even AirPlay support, which is something no other phone maker outside of Apple can claim right now.
So long as it holds up in full reviews, I'd be tempted to recommend the HTC 10 over the regular Galaxy S7. It's a quality phone without Samsung's usual software cruft and epic-length delays for Android updates. That and, frankly, I'm tired of Android in the western hemisphere basically amounting to "there's Samsung, and then there's everyone else."
At least from initial impressions, it looks like HTC did what we thought it had forgotten how to do: make a great all-around smartphone. There's a fingerprint reader in the right place, BoomSound is intact (if not true stereo), there's microSD if you need it, the camera is likely good... heck, there's even AirPlay support, which is something no other phone maker outside of Apple can claim right now.
So long as it holds up in full reviews, I'd be tempted to recommend the HTC 10 over the regular Galaxy S7. It's a quality phone without Samsung's usual software cruft and epic-length delays for Android updates. That and, frankly, I'm tired of Android in the western hemisphere basically amounting to "there's Samsung, and then there's everyone else."