Tuesday, November 4, 2014
HTC M8s dual cameras leaks again virtual buttons too pictured
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HTCs upcoming smartphone and their rumored 2014 front runner has always visited us in and out, as of today, the handset made yet another entry, sporting its dual cameras on the back with couple of LED flash lights.
Following the last leaks that we saw of the codenamed M8 or so called One+ or One 2 from the Taiwanese phone maker, we also noted the companys Regional Director for the Benelux area of Europe, Mark Moons, sending in statements, where we read from his tweet on date that, "Somebody has been photo shopping....."
Today, we too have our detective eyes on the units leaked photographs in town. Unlike the phones back that made its debut, last Thursday, todays leak featured something different than what weve seen from the last alleged reports from the handsets primary shooters flash light setup. To be exact, the above LED flash light framework we witness, is moreover similar to an Apple made iPhone 5Ss two-tone LED flash lights, where else the other smartphone packed along two separate circular LEDs system. But, we do know, this kind of changes takes place in the initial and final stages of prototypes made by any phone manufacturers.
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Other leaks that we have to report you this early morning include the previously rumored and leaked, virtual on screen buttons, which again got pictured in two new photos. Whats new here? This time around we see the on screen navigation buttons in both landscape and portrait modes of the unannounced smartphone.
The reports from the past suggest us to see the phone gets unveiled with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, five-inches Full High Definition screen of 1080p resolution, two gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), couple of five megapixels or Ultrapixels cameras on the back and running Android version 4.4.2 KitKat out of the box with latest Sense User Interface over the hood. The official announcement from HTC is expected in New York, United States, next month.
Source: NWE, Mark Moons (Twitter), Pocketnow
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