Friday, March 27, 2015

Here's a better look at HTC's low cost One M9

Here's a better look at HTC's low cost One M9

Update: Renowned Twitter leaker @Upleaks has now supplied us with some more leaked renders of a new HTC phone, but this time it's the HTC One E9 Plus.

The images show off the handset in gun-metal grey, white and gold with one version coming in a gold and white combo.

Previously, the story down below, we'd seen the HTC One E9 in renders but it now seems there will be a larger version of the handset to come as well.

HTC One E9 Plus

So far there has been no suggestion of the specs though so we don't know what the exact differences will be.

Original story

If the HTC One M9 isn't quite cutting it for you, hang tight: there's another handset on the way from the Taiwanese firm in the shape of the One E9. A new image posted by @upleaks shows that this shape includes a glossy back for an extra eye-catching effect.

It's likely to appeal to anyone who felt the all-metal HTC One M9 just wasn't plastic enough, though the existence of the phone hasn't been officially confirmed, and the word on the HTC street is that it may only go on sale in Chinese markets.

Based on a few tip-offs we got wind of a couple of weeks ago, it sounds like the E9 might even be a better bet than the M9 in terms of screen size: it's said to be rocking a 5.5-inch QHD (1440 x 2560) display whereas the M9 settles for Full HD (1080 x 1920).

Specs appeal

As for specs, we're hearing rumours of a 2.2GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6795 CPU, 3GB of RAM, a 20MP camera and 32GB of storage. That puts it broadly in line with the HTC One M9 in terms of power. A variation on the device with a 13-megapixel snapper is also said to be on the way.

Based on the information that's trickled out so far, this is going to be a bigger and slimmer version of the phone unveiled at MWC 2015, and it could come with dual SIM support. Exactly when we'll see it and where it will be available isn't yet clear.

We're also waiting impatiently for the HTC One M9 Plus to break cover - that particular handset, if indeed it exists, is said to sport a larger screen, a physical home button and an integrated fingerprint sensor among some other goodies.

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