HTC fan boys, and girls, will be happy to know that HTC is apparently working on a successor to last year’s somewhat weird One X9 smartphone. Thanks to a Weibo user, we have images that reportedly show the front and back of the phone.
The photos show the capacitive navigation keys on the bottom of the One X10’s front side, the back side has a fingerprint reader, below the rear camera. There was no fingerprint sensor on the One X9, and the camera was placed on the top left of its chassis. The X10 appears to have a unibody aluminum design.
Other reports state that the One X10 will have a 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1080×1920, along with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, similar to the One X9. The One X10 is rumored to have a MediaTek octa-core MT6755V/C processor inside with a clock speed of 1.9GHz, compared to the One X9’s octa-core MT6795 chip that runs at 2.2GHz.
The One X10 is reported to have a 16.3MP rear camera and a 7.9MP front-facing camera (I don’t get the decimals either), compared to the 13MP rear camera and the 5MP front camera on the One X9. The HTC X10 was rumoured to launch sometime in the first quarter of 2017, so we might see it at MWC 2017.
