HTC is hosting a media event in New York next month, it announced with an invite to the media on Wednesday.
The shindig will take place in on October 8, with the company teasing a ‘Double Exposure’ tagline within the invitation.
Given that HTC launched the HTC One (M8) with a dual-lens Duo Camera, the tagline would suggest the launch will be at least somewhat related to photography.
The invite also features two very similar-looking women (perhaps the same woman?) gazing into the HTC One (M8), which they’re both holding. So perhaps a new photo-focused handset or some new software features could be on the way?
Recent rumours have suggested HTC is also working on an 8.9-inch Nexus tablet codenamed Volantis. Even on Wednesday, chip maker Nvidia hinted the HTC Nexus 9 containing the new Tegra K1 processor would be arriving within weeks.
Reports last week also claimed the HTC had decided to put off its entry into the smartwatch market, so it would be a surprise to see a wearable arrive on October 8 too.
We’ll keep you posted should anymore information come to light, but as of right now, this one is offering a rare element of mystery.
Read more: HTC One M8 Duo Camera review
Via: SlashGear
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