The HTC One M10 will finally be shipped after its unveiling in New York, Taipei and London on April 12, but there's a slight change in the name as the device will now be called the HTC 10.

The specs leak for the HTC 10 reveal a 5.2-inch screen that boasts of a 1,440x2,560 pixel resolution, although another report put the touchscreen display at 5.1 inches with 2,560x,1440 pixels. The device will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor mated to an Adreno 530 GPU along with a 32 GB internal memory, 4 GB of Ram and a 12 megapixel for the main camera and 5-megapixel front snapper.

HTC 10 will run on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, according to the specs leak.

"HTC certainly cannot come to the table with anything less than a complete rethink of its flagship phone," wrote Paul Briden of Know Your Mobile. "Last year's HTC One M9, while adequate, left a lot to be desired. It was more an iPhone 6s update then true Android update. But that was then, so let's just leave it as water under the bridge."

As to the price, according to IBTimes, it will depend on what variant of HTC 10 you buy.

It said, "One with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 processor priced at 3,799 Yuan (around $583/Rs. 38,900), a 32GB internal storage and a 3GB RAM with a price tag of 4,999 Yuan (around $786/Rs. 51,200), and a 128GB internal memory and a 4GB RAM at 5,888 Yuan (around $904/Rs. 60,300)."

The specs and price leak, however, would be confirmed when the flagship HTC 10 launches.