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Sunday, 5 January 2014

LEAKED!!! :New HTC One 2014 Edition

In the LEAK!! :New HTC One 2014 Edition Specs and Official name revealed in latest Rumour
The HTC M8 (or the HTC One 2 or HTC One two or HTC one 2014 edition) official specs details seem to have been leaked out by Mike1986 (a popular ROM developer on XDA who regularly obtains leaked HTC software builds) 360nobs  now has additional info on what we can expect from the HTC One followup, including its possible release name.
Going by HTC One+ ( Which is said to be the official name of the follow up device), this could be a clue that this device might be more of an incremental update from the already stellar HTC One, as opposed to a fully redesigned, spec’d out 2K monster. That’s not to say the specs haven’t gotten a nice a bump. The One+ is said to feature the obligatory improved processor, coming equipped
with a Snapdragon 805 working alongside speedier DDR3 RAM.
Display size has been increased to 5-inches (hopefully by shrinking the One’s bezels) but in a strange twist, it seems HTC could be doing away with capacitive keys in favor of on-screen software keys. It’s not a “feature” everyone will be too happy about depending on what suits you.
Addressing criticisms with the original HTC One, the HTC One+ could be this year’s “people’s smartphone”. Not only has HTC increased the battery size to 2,900mAh for added screen-on time, but they may have also equipped the One+ with the oft requested micro SD card slot.
Still up in the air is whether or not the HTC One+ will feature the recently rumored dual-lens UltraPixel camera for increased dynamic range and improved picture quality. Here’s all the “leaked” specs at a glance:
HTC One+ (HTC M8)
  • 5-inch full HD 1080p display with Gorilla Glass 3
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 805
  • 2GB LPDDR3
  • 6MP or 8MP “UltraPixel” camera with possible dual-lens
  • 2.1MP front facing camera
  • 2,900mAh battery
  • No capacitive buttons (software)
  • Android KitKat with HTC Sense 6.0
  • Micro-SIM
  • NFC
  • SD card slot
The HTC One+ could be shaping up to be one of the best smartphones for 2014.

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