The All New HTC One M8 has been spotted in a rather lengthy photoshoot, revealing some of its new features.
HTC’s 2014 flagship might not have launched yet, but we certainly know a lot about the smartphone from the sheer number of leaks we’ve seen online.
These photographs show the HTC One 2 off from various perspectives and pretty much answer all our questions about the upcoming smartphone.
To give you some idea of the HTC One 2’s proportions, the leaker even sizes the 5-inch smartphone up with the 5.9-inch HTC One Max.
As we’d seen with previous leaked images and press renders, the codename HTC M8 retains strong design similarities to the original HTC One with its unibody aluminium design. It also features the same dual front-facing stereo BoomSound speakers.
The dual-sensor rear UltraPixel camera and dual-LED flash also gets some airtime in these photos.
The images also support earlier rumours that HTC will introduce a microSD card slot with the All New HTC One, which can be seen down the left hand side of the body.
Sadly, there are no images that show any updated software features as the only thing we get to see on screen is the lock menu.
However, ahead of the special March 25 launch event, notorious tech tipster @evleaks has provided us with a first look at some official HTC One 2 covers.
Similar to those already available for phones like the Alcatel OneTouch Hero, the official cover seems to be a snap-on LED smart affair that offers quick access to real-time data like the date and weather.
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Via: GSMArena
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