Images of the HTC One M8 Eye have leaked ahead of the snap-happy phone’s expected official unveiling next week.
With HTC having confirmed it will hold a launch event for new products next Wednesday, October 8,
As well as offering an insight into the phone’s internals, the leaked document has confirmed the phone’s name and strikingly familiar design. With a rounded, brushed metal design and front-facing stereo speakers, the M8 Eye looks markedly similar to its flagship sibling, the HTC One M8.
Beneath the hood, the M8’s 4-UltraPixel rear-mounted camera is expected to be replaced by a more traditional 13-megapixel snapper.
However, like its predecessor, the Eye will seemingly benefit from a dual-lens Duo snapper to assist focussing and low-light shooting.
Further differences include the reported move to a slightly larger, 5.2-inch display.
An improved selfie snapper is also expected to feature alongside BoomSound speakers and a speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
With just days until HTC’s big unveiling, stay tuned to TrustedReviews for all the latest on what’s next from the Taiwanese manufacturer.
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Via: GSMDome
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