HTC M7 and Sense 5 UI possibly pictured
By Florin on 07 Jan 13While it may, or may not be announced at CES 2013 this week (I believe it will not), the HTC M7 is almost certainly a real device, as more and more details about it are being unveiled. The latest details include screenshots of HTC Sense 5 UI – which should be featured on the M7 – as well as a photo that reportedly shows the new smartphone itself.
Sadly, the photo doesn’t unveil the entire handset, but juts a part of its front. So we still don’t know what the M7 actually looks like.
In any case, as you can tell from the images below, Sense 5 UI seemingly comes with redesigned icons, and a cleaner aspect overall.
The M7 will likely become HTC’s second Android smartphone to feature a 1080p display, after the Droid DNA / HTC Butterfly (which is already available). Unlike the Butterfly, though, the M7 won’t sport a 5 inch screen, but a 4.7 inch one – this allowing it to have a 468ppi density. Display aside, the new handset – which won’t be called M7 when it launches, since that is just a codename – should feature Android Jelly Bean, a 1.7GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM, stereo speakers with Beats Audio technology, 13MP rear camera, 2MP front-facing camera, 32GB of internal memory, and a 2,300 mAh battery.
Via LeakROMs (Weibo), PocketNow
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