MWC 2015: here's what to expect from HTC
With MWC 2015 just around the corner, we turn our heads towards the larger names in the industry and summarize what they are expected to officially announce at one of the bigger and more important exhibitions for the whole year. The Taiwan-based HTC is, undoubtedly, one of the usual suspects that normally has our full attention when it comes to new products or something of this ilk. Naturally, we are quite excited for HTC's presence at MWC 2015, and we have all the right reasons to be - we already know what the maker has in store for us (wink, wink, One M9, wink!), but who knows, it might take us by surprise with something new and not-so-expected!
No, we have not made a typo, HTC is indeed expected to nix the parentheses and name its next flagship the One M9. We also know for certain that the handset will be unveiled on March 1, just a few hours before Samsung introduces its next Galaxy flagship (it will be quite an eventful day!). The device will be almost certainly keeping the general design language of the One (M8), though it will even more streamlined and sleek. That means we'll once again feel the unmistakable exquisite touch of cold aluminum in our hands. We've also heard that the One M9 will be slightly smaller than the One (M8), coming with both thinner side bezels and smaller top and bottom front frames (which will still house a duo of front-facing speakers, this time made by Bose). Read more here
HTC One M9
No, we have not made a typo, HTC is indeed expected to nix the parentheses and name its next flagship the One M9. We also know for certain that the handset will be unveiled on March 1, just a few hours before Samsung introduces its next Galaxy flagship (it will be quite an eventful day!). The device will be almost certainly keeping the general design language of the One (M8), though it will even more streamlined and sleek. That means we'll once again feel the unmistakable exquisite touch of cold aluminum in our hands. We've also heard that the One M9 will be slightly smaller than the One (M8), coming with both thinner side bezels and smaller top and bottom front frames (which will still house a duo of front-facing speakers, this time made by Bose). Read more here
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