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HTC 10 vs. Galaxy S7 Camera Face-Off : Samsung Still on Top

HTC 10 vs. Galaxy S7 Camera Face-Off : Samsung Still on Top

Posted on May 6, 2016November 5, 2018 By Jarvis

After a string of middling flagship phones, HTC is back in a big way with the HTC 10. Featuring a strikingly handsome aluminum unibody design, good battery life and a slick, lightweight version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the 10 is the best phone HTC has made in three years.

But is it really the best phone ever for shooting photos and videos, like HTC’s ads claim? No, not quite. Read on to find out why Samsung’s Galaxy S7 — which uses the same camera as the Galaxy S7 Edge, our reigning champ as the best camera phone — remains on top.


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Cameras, Phones Tags:android, camera, galaxy, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, HTC, HTC 10, review, S7 EDGE, Samsung

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