HTC is one of the companies that has been in the market for the longest time, it is one of the oldest and many users who had a PDA before a smartphone are fond of it. But for a while now it seems that the company has not quite hit the mark with the terminals it is launching on the marketAlthough the latest model the HTC 10 is one of the best terminals currently available on the market, but that has not led to it becoming the sales leader that the Taiwanese company expected.
The new terminals that Google presented a little over a week ago, are manufactured by HTC, although again the guys from Mountain View will "forget" to mention it. Although according to Google the terminal is designed by them, really It has been HTC who has taken care of all the work since Google does not currently have the necessary means to carry out the design and manufacture of a terminal.
While HTC continues to manufacture terminals for Google, the Taiwan-based company plans to launch a new terminal on the market, a terminal that will head the mid-range called HTC Bolt, a terminal that, as we can see in the images, is quite similar to the Google Pixel.
According to Evan Blass, the company will officially present this terminal before the end of the month. The HTC Bolt will have 3GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage expandable via microSD card and a 5,5-inch Full HD screen. The rear camera of the device offers us a resolution of 18 mpx with an f / 2.0 alert that allows us to record videos in 4k quality. The selfie camera, or front as you want to call it, will come equipped with 8 mpx. The new USB-C connection will also be available as standard on this terminal. Unlike most Chinese manufacturers, HTC will come standard with Android Nougat 7.0