HTC U Ultra, as the first flagship model of the HTC this year, has more flash points not to be ignored, such as configuring a side screen above the main screen, with smart sonar headphones, etc., in addition to the high pass hardware of high pass 821 and a high light pixel camera. The auxiliary screen of HHTC U Ultra is set on the upper right side of the 5.7 inch main screen, 2.05 inches, and the resolution 1040x160 is used to display the information with the main screen. Under the screen state, the auxiliary screen has no chromatic aberration with the main screen, it is just like an integral whole, and the display screen is dark and has a good screen aesthetics. Thanks to the assistant of the auxiliary screen, HTC U Ultra has a narrower forehead and a higher screen share.
Although the configuration of HTC U Ultra is not satisfactory, as a flagship machine of big brands, there will be loyal fans of HTC buying it. No matter what cell phone you use, you can not avoid the problem of data loss, because this is the most common problem during the use process of your mobile. Please don't worry, here I strongly recommend a reliable software to you, that is Android Data Recovery.
Android Data Recovery can help you recover deleted and lost data. Compared with the same type of software, it has more highlights. Firstly, the wide coverage of the software, it is currently compatible with more than 6 thousand of Android devices. Secondly, is have high recovery rate. Thirdly, is that it can restore a variety of categories, including photos, audio, text messages, videos, contacts, WhatsApp messages, call logs and other data. Furthermore, its recovery steps is simple.
Directly Restore Deleted and Lost Files from HTC U Ultra
Step 1. Launch Android Data Recovery on your computer, next, connect your HTC U Ultra to your computer with a USB cable, the program will automatically detect your HTC U Ultra.
Step 2. If you phone can not detected by software, you need to turn on the USB debug mode. If you don't know how to operate, follow the prompts on the screen. Click "OK" button to go to the next step.
Step 3. Then, you need to select the type of file to restore. By default, all data is checked, and if you only need to restore a specific file, then you just need to check the corresponding file type, and then click "Next" button to scan the selected Android data.
Step 4. When the scan is completed, you can preview the found data one by one. Check the items you want and click "Recover" to complete recovering process.
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