Just hours after Google plus announced it had bought part of Taiwan’s HTC, rumors surfaced about the possible launch of a new móvil inteligente from the recently acquired company. G big. According to sources close to the company HTC would launch a high-end phone called the U11 Agregado in November. along with a mid-ranger, the U11 Life, under the auspices of the Android One program.
Now that the supposed presentation is due, New details about the HTC U11 Agregado are emerging. Thanks to habitual benchmarking website GFXBench, the specs of HTC’s first bezel-less display phone were announced today, confirming what we were all expecting: HTC’s new phone is going to be a high-end beast.
This is the HTC U11 Agregado
The new phone from HTC, presented in the Benchmark Codenamed HTC Ocean Master, it presents specifications worthy of the best high-end phones of this year. Among the most important features we see a 6 inch screen with Quad HD+ resolution 2880 x 1440 pixels and aspect ratio of 2:1, the powerful processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 along with the Adreno 540 GPU and 4GB of RAM as well as 64GB of internal storage.
One of the developers of ROMs for HTC devices, known for revealing some details of the company’s phones in advance, has also revealed some details of this terminal. LlabTooFeR claims it is The terminal’s battery would be 4,000 miliamperio-horaand that the overall size of the U11 Agregado’ body would be comparable to the current HTC U11 thanks to reduced screen bezels.
The HTC U11+ will have a ~4000miliamperio-hora battery.
The physical size of the device is comparable to U11 with a slight increase in XYZ dimensions— LlabTooFeR (@LlabTooFeR) October 18, 2017
His photograph would consist of none 12 megapixel rear cameraand the front sensor for autofotos It would be reduced to 8 megapixels. Another detail that draws the most attention is the inclusion of the Android 8.0 Oreo is used as the operating system from the date of its publication.
On paper, the new HTC U11 Agregado appears to be just a larger version of its predecessor, the U11. However, it must be remembered that on a visual level we are going to see great changes, since there is speculation about it Taiwan’s first frameless display phonea change more than necessary, especially considering that in recent years the company’s designs have been too conservative and didn’t make enough use of the free space.
Be that as it may, everything indicates that we’ll have to wait a few more weeks to find out everything about HTC’s latest phone before the “Google plus era” begins. If the rumors don’t fail, they will next 2.11 when Taiwan announces its final bet for this year.