Another day another leak, and today it’s the HTC One M10.
Evan Blass is at it again and this time he’s provided us with a picture of HTC’s newest flagship device. Not a lot is known about the M10, apart from the fact that we won’t be seeing it at Mobile World Congress this year. Blass gives us a glimpse of what HTC has to offer, in white. From the provided photo we can see that HTC is retaining the design of the HTC One A9, which dropped HTC’s unique BoomSound stereo speakers and so has the M10. The bezels down the side have been slimmed down to make room for more screen real estate and the HTC watermark has been omitted for a more classy simple look. Blass tweeted a leaked photo of the M10 earlier in the month that showed an M10 with a completely different looking home button. The more recent one is more akin to the A9 home button. The M10 is codenamed as ‘Perfume’ but it will most likely be retailed as the HTC One M10.
The M10 is most likely to have a fingerprint sensor integrated into the home button like the A9, a 1440 x 2560 AMOLED display, 4GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 820 processor. As said we won’t be seeing the M10 at MWC and we are also expecting the M10 to launch in April with an event most likely to take place in London. With a release date after MWC and most rivals, the M10 will most likely ship with Android Marshmallow 6.0, with HTC’s sense skin overlaid.
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Via The Verge and Android Authority.
