The HTC One M8 launched last month in a trio of colours and now newly leaked images have suggested that a new, red hued offering is on its way.
Currently available in silver, grey and gold finishes, the newly surfaced press renders have hinted that a red HTC One M8 will touch down in the near future with US network Verizon tipped to be one stockist of the vibrant handset.
Although HTC has yet to offer any formal indication on the introduction of new HTC One M8 colours, given last year’s HTC One added a range of additional, post-launch hues to its line-up, including red and blue models, we wouldn’t be surprised to see a red M8 sooner rather than later.
Having emerged courtesy of serial tech tipster @evleaks, the image of the red HTC One M8 was partnered with the simple and slightly random message “tough crowd.” There is currently no word on a planned release date or availability.
While the leaks have not discussed the phone’s specs, we can’t imaging the red HTC One M8 differing internally to its alternately toned siblings.
The HTC One M8 packs a 5-inch, 1080p Full HD display alongside a 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD card.
The phone’s party piece is its dual-lens UltraPixel rear-mounted camera which helps bring added depth to captured images.
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