HTC is bad at preventing leaks and Evan Blass is great at finding them, so of course we know basically everything about the HTC U12+ already. A new set of images has popped up showing the device in three color options, confirming the design of the phone and its rear fingerprint scanner and dual camera system. However, this time we're getting a look at the final specs, too.
HTC's not pulling punches with the U12+, opting for a Snapdragon 845 paired with 6GB of RAM and either 64 or 128GB of storage. There's a microSD card, too.
The device will come out of the box running Android 8.0 Oreo but will supposedly be upgraded to Android P, and the new version of HTC Sense will add some extra features to the squeeze functionality of the device. It looks much more customizable than what we saw on last year's crop of HTC's phones, which means they're not ready to drop the feature just yet.
There are plenty of other typical HTC features in the leak, like BoomSound, Hi-Fi audio, and a focus on great camera and video quality. The two cameras on the back are a 12MP wide angle lens and a 16MP telephoto lens, and it's rocking the UltraPixel branding.
There's a USB-C port to charge the 3500mAh battery and no headphone jack, and it doesn't appear that wireless charging will be supported.
At this point all we really need to know is when and where we can buy the thing.
source: Evan Blass (Twitter)
