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New HTC U11 video teaser shows 360-degree video recording capability

HTC U11 official release is just 72 hours away and the leaks have just not stopped pouring. Well, the latest one is official though. A video teaser from…

HTC U11 official release is just 72 hours away and the leaks have just not stopped pouring. Well, the latest one is official though. A video teaser from HTC highlighting what the U11 cameras are capable…

HTC U11 official release is just 72 hours away and the leaks have just not stopped pouring. Well, the latest one is official though. A video teaser from HTC highlighting what the U11 cameras are capable of doing.

A HTC U11 teaser has surfaced online which shows a 360 degree video shoot using the phone. The teaser was uploaded by HTC USA via its Twitter handle with the captions ‘360 real-life recording’ and the May 16 unveiling date followed of course by the hashtag #BrilliantU.

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We know HTC’s flagship phone U11 will carry a 12MP ultrapixel rear camera and a 16MP front shooter and the video has now showed that it is also capable of shooting 360-degree video. Given the powerful cameras on board, the expected result should be a high-resolution clear video.

Another feature which the HTC U11 will rock is 3D sound recording via four dedicated microphones. Now this is something which HTC brought to the table with U Ultra. But we don’t know whether HTC will retain the feature in U11 in the exact manner as it is found on U Ultra or will it tweak it a little to give an extra edge to the flagship phone.

HTC U11 is rumored to carry a 5.5-inch WQHD display with 1400 x 2560 pixels, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC, 4GB/6GB RAM and 64GB storage, Android 7.1.1 Nougat out-of-the-box with the company’s Sense 9 UI on top, a 3000mAH battery and a fingerprint scanner. But the most interesting feature of this flagship device is the pressure sensing side bezels which apparently would let you perform certain actions when pressed.

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via HTC USA