HTC launched its latest flagship smartphone on Tuesday, the aptly named HTC 10. The HTC 10 is the follow-up to devices the HTC M9 and M10 (sans the letter designation), and as such, it has similar design language and high-end feature set. The HTC 10, however, packs some of the latest mobile hardware currently available, including Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon SoC, HTC's highest-resolution Ultrapixel camera sensor to date, and 24-bit Hi-Res sound, all wrapped up in a rigid, durable metal unibody.

HTC has also done some interesting things with the software on the HTC 10. In addition to including the newest version of Google's Android right out of the box (v6.0.1, Marshmallow), the HTC 10 offers the latest version of HTC Themes with the device, along with something called the HTC Freestyle layout. Together, these HTC proprietary software tools allow users to customized many aspects of the UX on the HTC 10...