Dutch Telefication company said it has tested the HTC 2QBK200 for compliance with Japanese laws. This means that the innovation is in the final stages of preparation before it is revealed, according to GizChina.

There is little information about the new smartphone so far but it is reported that it could be the flagship model for the international market. In this case, it will be the company’s first flagship after the HTC U12+, which was released in 2018.

The future HTC smartphone will focus on augmented and virtual reality applications while also supporting deep integration with HTC’s own open source meta-universe platform called Viveverse.

It will be recalled that HTC sold most of its smartphone business to Google in 2018 and has since produced low-budget smartphones and mid-range phones that have only been sold in a limited number of markets.