Androidifying

After lackluster reception from the HTC One M9, and a somewhat tepid response from the A9 as well, HTC is really hoping for a hit with its new HTC 10. So far, the reviews have been pretty positive and a number of staff members here at Android Authority have been singing its praises so far. Whether or not it’ll do well among the masses remains a different (and unknown) story but the HTC 10 will finally be within consumer reach within the next week or two – depending on your carrier. Best Android phones Verizon will be the first out of the gate, with the HTC 10 going up for pre-order today and expected to ship by May 5th. Big Red is offering the handset for $648 or if you’d rather spread payments out over 24 months you’ll pay $22.83 a month – making for a total of $548, which is oddly $100 cheaper than if you want to by the phone outright. HTC 10 Camera Feature Focus HTC 10 Accessories Review! HTC 10 Review HTC 10 vs HTC One M9 Sprint has also locked in its

HTC’s prowess when it comes to design, build quality, software, and audio experience are well known, but one of the reasons for the company’s poor run in the flagship game in recent years has had to do with the camera. The camera experience had fallen well short of the competition over the last couple of years, but with their latest offering, the HTC 10 , they are hoping to get back on the right track once again. HTC 10 Review HTC 10 vs iPhone 6S Plus, Galaxy S7, Huawei P9, LG G5, Nexus 6p & Lumia 950 XL Camera Shootout HTC 10 Accessories Review Has HTC managed to address the camera issues with their latest flagship offering and how does it compare to the competition? We find out, in this HTC 10 camera feature focus! You will be seeing some selfie video captures throughout the video above, to demonstrate the optical image stabilization that is now also built into the front-facing camera of the device, which is a first for pretty much any front-facing smartphone camera out t