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HTC One A9 vs iPhone, a brief history

HTC One A9 vs iPhone, a brief history

Posted on October 24, 2015January 12, 2020 By Jarvis

At the launch of the HTC One A9, it was suggested that this newest HTC smartphone looked a whole lot like the most recent design for the iPhone. At the release of the iPhone 6, the same was said about Apple’s design looking very similar to the then-most-recent HTC smartphone release. At this crossroads of confusion, today we’re having a look at a brief history of smartphone releases from both companies, as captured over the last several years. Is it one company, or the other, or are we steadily heading toward smartphone design singularity?
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