In line with previous leaks and rumours, the One (M9) looks very similar to the One (M8) complete with the two front speakers.
NEW
DELHI: Hours ahead of its official unveiling, HTC's 2015 flagship - One
(M9) has already appeared on US retailer Best Buy's website. The 32GB
AT&T variant of the phone has been listed at $649.99, however, there
are no specific details about the availability of the phone.
In line with previous leaks and rumours, the One (M9) looks very similar to the One (M8) complete with the two front speakers, metal body and brushed finish.
HTC One (M9) sports a 5-inch Super LCD3 full-HD display (1920x1080p). Powered by a 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 MSM8994 64-bit octa-core processor and 3GB RAM, the phone also offers a microSD card slot that supports cards of up to 128GB storage.
The phone sports a 20MP rear camera and a 4MP front camera though it's not clear whether the front camera is an Ultrapixel one.
HTC One (M9) runs Android 5.0 Lollipop with the latest version of Sense UI running on top. The phone's battery capacity is not listed but previous rumours suggest a 2840mAh battery.
HTC has had a hard time keeping its flagship phone under wraps. Earlier @Upleaks, a Twitter user infamous for sharing details of unreleased devices had posted three videos featuring the upcoming smartphone showcasing the One (M9)'s design, software and camera features.
In line with previous leaks and rumours, the One (M9) looks very similar to the One (M8) complete with the two front speakers, metal body and brushed finish.
HTC One (M9) sports a 5-inch Super LCD3 full-HD display (1920x1080p). Powered by a 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 MSM8994 64-bit octa-core processor and 3GB RAM, the phone also offers a microSD card slot that supports cards of up to 128GB storage.
The phone sports a 20MP rear camera and a 4MP front camera though it's not clear whether the front camera is an Ultrapixel one.
HTC One (M9) runs Android 5.0 Lollipop with the latest version of Sense UI running on top. The phone's battery capacity is not listed but previous rumours suggest a 2840mAh battery.
HTC has had a hard time keeping its flagship phone under wraps. Earlier @Upleaks, a Twitter user infamous for sharing details of unreleased devices had posted three videos featuring the upcoming smartphone showcasing the One (M9)'s design, software and camera features.
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