I didn't expect to like the HTC 10. It had been a while since HTC built a truly great device, and my colleague Ben Woods, who reviewed the phone, thought it did a poor job of standing out in a field where competitors seem to offer much more. On paper, I agreed. LG tried to revolutionize smartphone design with the G5's modularity, while the S7 perfected Samsung's new flashy design language with even more features, and comes with virtual reality support. The HTC 10, by comparison, seemed positively dull. But it turns out you don't need to try to change the market in order to…
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