Here is the first official picture of The All New HTC One
The HTC One successor will be announced on March 25 in London and New York. This is all the official information we have so far.
Luckily, thanks to numerous leaks throughout the past few months we know the HTC codenamed M8 will be the company's next flagship. The smartphone is tipped to come with a 5" 1080p display and Snapdragon 800 chipset ticking inside. The most interesting feature of the M8 is supposed to be the new UltraPixel technology which should use two cameras at the back and a dual-LED true-tone flash.
Anyway, thanks to the notorious @evleaks we already know the HTC M8 will be called The All New One. It is rumored to come in Silver, Grey and Gold flavors at launch. Just hours after @evleaks told us the name and the colors, he now has the first official render of the device.
So, The All New One, which we will probably call HTC One 2014, looks a lot like its One predecessor. It has slimmer screen bezels though and, of course, the dual-camera setup at the back.
The official announcement is just a month away, but we feel we already know everything there is to know about The All New One. Here is hoping HTC will still manage to surprise us in a good way come March 25.
Luckily, thanks to numerous leaks throughout the past few months we know the HTC codenamed M8 will be the company's next flagship. The smartphone is tipped to come with a 5" 1080p display and Snapdragon 800 chipset ticking inside. The most interesting feature of the M8 is supposed to be the new UltraPixel technology which should use two cameras at the back and a dual-LED true-tone flash.
Anyway, thanks to the notorious @evleaks we already know the HTC M8 will be called The All New One. It is rumored to come in Silver, Grey and Gold flavors at launch. Just hours after @evleaks told us the name and the colors, he now has the first official render of the device.
So, The All New One, which we will probably call HTC One 2014, looks a lot like its One predecessor. It has slimmer screen bezels though and, of course, the dual-camera setup at the back.
The official announcement is just a month away, but we feel we already know everything there is to know about The All New One. Here is hoping HTC will still manage to surprise us in a good way come March 25.
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