HTC is planning to launch another flagship that will overpower their previous versions. This upcoming device will be called HTC 11. The smartphone will have jaw dropping features as HTC is working on it without additional announcements yet. However, several expectations and rumors are surrounding the internet rotating around the expected HTC 11.
The HTC 11 is said to release with a 5.5-inch display screen with the 1440x2560 panel that is bigger than the 5.2in screen of the HTC 10. Furthermore, the battery of new device is also expected to be bigger, which is from 3,000mAh to 3,700mAh. As per the reports, HTC 11 will boast a 15MP camera and enhanced video recording. Apart from those, the smartphone is expected to release with a VR headset and wireless headphones.
However other reports claim that HTC 11 will be using Qualcomm 10nm Snapdragon 835 with the support for Qualcomm Quick Charge 4.0. Though, currently, this is not yet possible. As per PC Advisor, HTC will only get the chance to use this chip when Samsung will release its Galaxy S8. In this case, it could also be possible that the company would go for a later release or utilize the Snapdragon 821 chip.
The HTC 11 will also sport 256GB of storage with the default of 32GB or 64GB of capacity. The forthcoming phone is also anticipated to feature the new Sense Touch which will enable users to control the phone by tapping and swiping on its metal frame.
A recent report claiming to be leaked posted on Weibo showed HTC 11 in a benchmarking application having a snapdragon 835 Processor. The image also reveals that the device would sport a 6GB RAM and 128 GB storage. Moreover, it would boast a QUAD-HD screen and will run on Android 7.0 Nougat with HTC Sense 9.0.
For the release, HTC 11 will most expected release on April so it could announce that it is using the Snapdragon 835. Since the Samsung Galaxy S8 is expected to launch on March 29, allegedly, HTC will follow soon after. HTC 11 is said to be available for approx. $599.
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