Not long after in the wake of launching the HTC Bolt in the US, HTC has now launched the global version of the cell phone called 'HTC 10 Evo' in Taiwan.
Specifications and Features:
The HTC 10 Evo cell phone, similar the HTC Bolt, includes a 5.5-inch QHD (1440x2560 pixels) display with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and supports a water-safe aluminum build. Running Android 7.0 Nougat out-of-the-crate, HTC 10 Evo accompanies highlights like the split-screen view, free unlimited photograph storage with Google Photos app, and inbuilt Google Duo video calling application. The handset sports unique fingerprint scanner beneath the show which is guaranteed to open the gadget in only 0.2 seconds.
One of the greatest highlights of the HTC 10 Evo is it packs USB Type C-empowered earphones. The HTC 10 Evo cell phone also comes with support for HTC BoomSound Adaptive Audio.
One of the greatest sketchy equipment decisions made by HTC for the HTC 10 Evo (and the HTC Bolt) is putting the date Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 in the engine, which is known to be in charge of warming issues with numerous cell phones. It packs 3GB of RAM and backings expandable storage through microSD card (up to 2TB).It supports a 16-megapixel raise camera which accompanies OIS (optical picture adjustment), 4K video recording, and PDAF (phase detection autofocus). There is an 8-megapixel front-confronting camera onboard too and the cell phone likewise includes screen flash. The HTC 10 Evo packs a 3200mAh battery and backings Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 quick charging innovation.
Cost and Availablity:
Much like the HTC Bolt, the HTC 10 Evo will be available in Gunmetal, Silver, and Gold hues. The cell phone is presently accessible to pre-order in Taiwan from the organization's E-Store. It has been evaluated at TWD 17,990 (roughly Rs. 38,500) for the 32GB variation while the 64GB variation has been estimated at TWD 19,900 (around Rs. 43,000).
The organization site affirms that the HTC 10 Evo will begin transporting in Taiwan from November 28. Lamentably, there is no word when the cell phone will be accessible in the UK or specify of its UK pricing.
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