There are rumors that HTC One M10 will be released in February 2016.

HTC is expected to release two flag ship devices next year. HTC One X9 will be released in the first half of 2016, while the precise release date for the HTC One M10 remains unknown.

It was earlier reported that the HTC One M10 will be released two or three months after the release of HTC One X9, but now there are speculations that it may be released in the first half of 2016 as well. 

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It is also rumored that that HTC One M10 will have a design similar to that of the One A9, according to Times News Daily.

The device will probably cost around $499. HTC One A9 has been criticized for its lousy and downgraded battery, along with persistent over heating issues. This prompted the Taiwanese tech giant to step up and manufacture the HTC One M10 quickly, as per Bit Bag.

Hence, one thing which can be expected from the HTC One M10 for sure is its strong battery back up. It is also said that the HTC One M10 will support wireless charging. Now this is one of features that many modern day users really want to see on their smartphones.

Apart from sporting an upgraded battery back up, the HTC One M10 will also be armed with many revolutionary and innovative features. It is after all going to be the next flagship smartphone under the brand name of HTC.

The device is expected to include a 5-inch screen display along with a TV like 4K pixel resolution. It is also expected to be equipped with a micro SD slot of up to 2 Terabytes and a RAM of 4GB RAM.

The device will also come with dual SIM support. Rumors also suggest that it will have a much improved rear camera along with an enhanced auto focus feature. It is also expected to come with the latest USB Type C connection port and a finger print scanner.

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