The latest HTC phone is gorgeous, powerful, and probably doomed
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Things have not gone well since.
The company has kept churning out mostly decent phones, but has fallen further into obscurity as Samsung furthered its control at the top, competition from China grew, and the space below the highest-end phones became a morass of manufacturers.
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The HTC U11, the company's new $650 flagship, probably won't reverse those fortunes. But if you're just not digging Samsung - or Apple for that matter - it's well worth a look. Here's why:
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