HTC’s recently launched ‘HTC 10’ smartphone is everything on paper that a huge number of smartphone buyers should want. It’s got an all-metal body and microSD expansion, it has a great camera, and the audio performance is pretty solid too. Add in that HTC’s worked to cut back on consumer confusion throughout the Android OS and what you have is a leaner, meaner version of HTC’s previous ‘One’ range handsets with a better camera, improved overall performance and some other worthwhile software tweaks. And as I said in the initial hands-on, they’re upgrades that make a lot of sense at first glance –…
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