HTC EVO One shows its face in leaked press shot
Tomorrow afternoon, Sprint and HTC will be unveiling the HTC EVO One in New York, but if you want to see what the phone will look like today, feast your eyes on the image above. According to PocketNow, the handset tucked in between the HTC One X and T-Mobile HTC One S is the new HTC EVO One which will launch on Sprint’s 4G LTE network on June 6th.
As expected the HTC EVO One looks similar to the HTC One series, but the traditional speaker grill and sharper edges around the display evoke some of the design cues from previous EVO devices. The image also shows that the EVO one will feature a dedicated camera shutter button along the edge of the phone, something that’s surprisingly missing from other HTC One handsets considering HTC is placing such a huge focus on the One’s camera abilities.
The HTC EVO One is rumored to feature all of the same specs as the HTC One X that’s heading to AT&T (1.5 GHx qual-core processor, 4.7-inch 720p display, 16GB of internal storage and an 8 megapixel camera), with a few minor differences. The EVO One is said to feature a much larger 2650 mAh batter and will bring back the kickstand which made the EVO 4G such an iconic handset when it was launched two years ago.
Source: PocketNow
About Nick Gray
Tech enthusiast, Android user and founder of the first HTC blog – Nick Gray has been blogging about HTC phones before most people knew what a smartphone even was. Over the years Nick has owned and tested dozens HTC devices and is constantly flashing new ROMs to his Android phones.
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HTC seems to be splitting hairs with introducing so many models. Somewhat confusing for a consumer to choose the right phone. Still, looking forward to holding each one in my hand and viewing the performance in person to determine which one to upgrade to.
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Looking forward to the new EVO I thought the camera would be better than 8 megapixels. Cant wait to hear all about it.
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As an American, I think it is a little ridiculous that the carriers in the U.S. want to have all of their phones unique and branded with their name. Why cant they just use the same devices across carriers, as is done everywhere else in the world. (GSM-CDMA differences taken into account.) I just think that it is useless complication: Desire Z = G2, Desire HD = Inspire, Milestone = Droid, Gratia = Aria, etc.
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Agree entirely James. I’m in Europe and have never understood why the US market has to be different. Also, why does HTC comply with this,. An iPhone is the same the world over.
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I saw an article somewhere, probably here, that said bending over backwards for U.S. carriers was one of the reasons that HTC didn’t do to wel last year. I hope that this type of thing doesn’t cause the One series to have lower success in the U.S. (and everywhere else for that matter.)
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