Tweet from HTC suggests that one of its classic phones could return - Android

Maybe it was because of the excitement generated by the return of the , this time as a foldable smartphone that runs on Android. But the head of HTC Creative Labs, Drew Bamford, asking one question, "Which classic HTC phone would you like to see us bring back with today's technology?" Unfortunately, this might just be a hypothetical question. If so, that would be too bad.

HTC might have hit its creative peak with the , released in 2014. Arguably the most popular HTC phone ever made, the device was ahead of its time. The One (M8) featured an aluminum casing and ...