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HTC M10 to come with 2 CPU variants but only after MWC

HTC M10 to come with 2 CPU variants but only after MWC

Posted on January 24, 2016March 27, 2020 By Jarvis

By now, CES 2016 is history, so naturally almost everyone is setting their gaze on MWC 2016 in February. But you know who isn’t? HTC, that’s who. That is, if rumors of its not so enthusiastic plans for its next flagship smartphone have any ring of truth. While its other rivals, like Samsung and LG, are always on the rumor mill, HTC’s One M10, also called elsewhere as the “Perfume”, is as elusive as a unicorn when it comes to MWC news. And that’s probably because, according to sources, it will be waiting until after MWC to unveil it.
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