HTC 10 has been spotted running on the Android 7.0 Nougat operating system. The leaked screenshots only affirmed the rumors of the latest update's arrival for the unit. The images were shared by the famous leakster @LlabTooFeR on Twitter.
Apart from that, the leakster also revealed that the build for the HTC 10 European variant was stable. More so, the OEM based in Taiwan would also be expected to push out the same to HTC 10 users pretty soon.
Everyone knows that the HTC 10 has an impressive, stable build. However, the leaked images of the handset also suggest the fact that the Taiwan giant tech company has retained spotless and almost raw Android experience.
While the latest update will bring a bunch of new features, the screenshots of the HTC 10 build implies that there is only a number of subtle changes made visually. The lock screen, however, appears to have been a bit altered, along with the shortcuts, clock, and weather widget according to report.
Basically, a stable build simply means that the Android Nougat base for the HTC 10 is ready. But the finishing touches or addition of other features like the HTC Sense UI still remains. If HTC will release the update to carriers either end of this month or early next month, then it will take a number of weeks before the carriers will push out the new update for their HTC 10 variant.
Meanwhile, the HTC 10 Evo, or popularly knows as the HTC Bolt, is considered as the most ideal handset for the lucrative £450-£500 smartphone market according to HTC. The HTC 10 Evo sports a powerful Snapdragon 810, octa-core processor. It features a full-metal body and an incredible 1440p display.
Moreover, the performance of HTC 10 EVO when running on the latest Android OS was fine during the short hands-on. However, a brand new, HTC 10 32GB unlocked, is considered as one of the best Android phones in 2016 according to Arstechnica.
HTC 10 32GB phone is powered by the latest Snapdragon 820 processor, offers 4GB of RAM, and 3,000mAh battery. Watch Android 7.0 Nougat for HTC 10 | HTC 10 Android Nougat release date