Mid-range version of HTC U11+ coming in January, U12 later on
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- 29 Dec 2017
Rafe Firman, 28 Dec 2017Maybe too late for HTC after M7 Purple tint, still suck 4ul... moreI agree with you entirely! and also HTC is not for dumb masses who buy smartphone to look cool. its for the 'quietly brilliant' ones.
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- 28 Dec 2017
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2017Old 28nm, week GPUYeah, now we have SD660 but i hope its not too scarce and having same fate as SD652 & 653. Please manufacturer, focus on releasing SD660 device more; for top brand and not just some unknown brand that is not even covered in the tech news.
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- 28 Dec 2017
Avro Deep, 28 Dec 2017beware of buying HTC mobiles very poor software support eve... moreI have accolades on software updates and support from HTC. Had new phones since 2012 and had everything from them and their on line help has been quick and thorough. Phones for our business are humming along brilliantly.
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- TechLover1
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- 28 Dec 2017
Definitely, absolutely well said: "every year we pretty much hear the same thing about HTC." Plus, regarding the (presumably) U12, it's obviously a positive news (rumour/s), that it will include the (expectable) SD845, dual rear cam setup and "perhaps even a 4K display of some sort." So HTC will finally be (after adopting the 18:9 too) at equal with all the others by incorporating a dual cam setup, and quite innovative too (XZ Premium) by including a 4K display, interesting.
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- 28 Dec 2017
beware of buying HTC mobiles very poor software support even for flagship devices they are no longer a dependable brand just like they did with the oreo update only 3 models are getting the update while mid rangers released in 2017 will not get any updates
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- 28 Dec 2017
why not 660 Snap? with FHD+ IPS Displey? and UFS 2.0 memory((((
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- 28 Dec 2017
AnonD-651468, 28 Dec 2017HTC lost their way the past few years and have been trying ... moreWhat you're describing is the brand new HTC U11+ ....ticks all the boxes.
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- 28 Dec 2017
AnonD-651468, 28 Dec 2017HTC lost their way the past few years and have been trying ... moreWishful thinking as soon as I read removable battery lol
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- 28 Dec 2017
652 doesn't look promising. Time to try 660 or 670
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- 28 Dec 2017
Why does this article seem to me to be a little disparaging?
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- ELT
- 28 Dec 2017
Lack of sd660 in mid-r-V = end of htc
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- 28 Dec 2017
Luxor, 28 Dec 2017Very rare to see SD652 or 653.Old 28nm, week GPU
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- 28 Dec 2017
AnonD-651468, 28 Dec 2017HTC lost their way the past few years and have been trying ... moreSo I tried to input your criteria for flagship to GSM Arena Advance search function, and guess what? No such phone exists. I guess not only HTC but also the other companies have all lost their (your) way.
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- Mr. Electronics
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- 28 Dec 2017
At this point their mid-rangers (u11 life) is selling more than the flagship
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- 28 Dec 2017
HTC is heading where??? Tombstone maybe???
The earlier launched u11 was a disaster for the price and now the mid range will be the specs.
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- 28 Dec 2017
Even though the bezels on this U11 + model are smaller than other HTC models as of late, said design lookw like the Samsung S7 duo, especially the top and bottom bezels; they seem to be about the same shape and size as both S7 models.
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- 28 Dec 2017
Theres already a brilliant one called the HTC 10, 250USD if you look in the right places new, SD820 and a headphone jack with a high-quality DAC and Oreo on the way, 275 for the U ultra if you need an HTC phablet
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- 28 Dec 2017
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2017Where can I buy U11+ in Singapore?It will probably be released soon, not seeing it in Singtel StarHub or M1 yet, nor in the website. Maybe u might consider buying it in Amazon
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- 28 Dec 2017
HTC lost their way the past few years and have been trying to play catch up since. From pioneering exceptionally made phones, they now offer odd combinations. Their flagship devices are more flags than ships. A flagship should offer an excellent screen (AMOLED or equivalent with Gorilla Glass 5 or more), IP68 rating, a superbly constructed body, latest chipset, at least 4-6GB Ram, a minimum of 128GB internal storage (UFS 2.1 or higher), a removable 3500+ mAh battery, dual-sim capability, a dedicated expandable memory slot. It should also feature the latest software right out of the box. Sigh! Is this going to remain wishful thinking?