HTC U11 plus A realistic yet stunning design

 HTC  U11 PLUS  Tipped as challenger to iPhone x,Galaxy S8 



In the YouTube video , the  smartphone  is shown featuring a full-screen  design and the voice over says it is first HTC device  to do so. There are no side   bezels , while the top and bottom bezel are extremely thin .we can see the selfie camera and the earpiece on the top bezel. The bottom bezel is empty.
Coming to the rear panel ,the concept model of the HTC U11 Plus flaunts a single camera lens with LED FLASH  and a fingerprint scanner below it .The backside of the phone is covered by a glass panel that seems to be curved at all the four edges. 
It is powered by a Qualcomm snapdragon 835 processer. It is likely to be launched in two variants: ones with 4GB RAM and 64GB of UFS 2.1 storage and the other with 6GB RAM and 128GB of UFS 2.1 storage.
The device is believed to feature a 12MP main camera similar to the once  on the HTC U11 and an 8MP selfie camera .The battery capacity is not known for now but it said to support the Quick charge 3.0 fast charging technology.
In addition, just like its predecessor, the HTC U11 Plus is also said to ship with the edge Sence feature.

Other than that ,Teailwanese company is also believed to launch
      Specification

General
QUICK CHARGING
Yes
OPERATING SYSTEM
Android v7.1.1(Nougat)
SIM SLOTS
Dual SIM,GSM+GSM
MODEL
U11 PLUS
LAUNCH DATE
February 15,2018(Unofficial)
BRAND
HTC
SIM SIZE
SIM1:Nano SIM2:Nano(Hybrid)
NETWORK
4G:Available(supports Indian bands)
3G: Available
2G: Available
FINGERPRINT SENSOR
Yes
Performance
CHIPSET
Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 MSM8998
GRAPHICS
Adreno 540
PROCESSOR
Qcta core(2.45GHz,Quad Core,Kryo 280 +1.9 GHz,Quad Core,Kryo 280)
ARCHITECTURE
64 bit
RAM
6GB
Design
WATERPROOF
Yes Water resistant,IP67
RUGGEDNESS
Dust Proof
Display
DISPLAY TYPE
S-LCD 5
PIXEL DENSITY
546 ppi
SCREEN PROTECTION
Coming Gorilla Glass v5
SCREEN SIZE
5.9 inches (14.99cm)
SCREEN RESOLUTION
1440x2880 pixels
TOUCH SCREEN
Yes Capacitive Touchscreen, Multi-touch
Storage
INTERNAL MEMORY
128GB
EXPANDABLE MEMORY
Yes Up to TB

Camera
SETTING
Exposure compensation, ISO control
CAMERA FEATURES
Digital Zoom, Auto Flash, Face detection, Touch to focus
IMAGE RESOLUTION
4000x3000 Pixels
AUTOFOCUS
Yes
SHOOTING MODES
Continuos Shooting, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR)
RESOLUTION
8 MP Front camera
OPTICAL IMAGE STABILSATION
Yes
FLASH
Yes Dual LED Flash
VIDEO RECORDING
3840x2160 @ 30 Fps
Battery
USER REPLACEABLE
NO
QUICK CHARGING
Yes ,QUICK,v3.0
TYPE
Li-ion
CAPACITY
3500 mAh
Network Connectivity
WIFI
Yes Wi-Fi 802.11,a/ac/b/g/n/n 5GHz
WIFI FEATURES
Mobile Hotspot
BLUETOOTH
Yes v4.2
VOLTE
Yes
USB TYPE
Yes(Doesn’t support micro-USB)
NFC
Yes
NETWORK SUPPORT
4G(supports Indian bands),3G,2G
GPS
Yes with A-GPS,Glonass

   Multimedia                                         
LOUDSPEAKER
YES

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