The HTC One’s successor will dual cameras for different lighting and a fingerprint app
According to the latest reports from Forbes, the successor to the HTC One will include different camera lenses for low and high lighting in addition to a fingerprint app. The device could be aptly named the HTC One Two – yes, I’m serious – and could start shipping by March.
Specs include a 4.9-inch screen, an unknown Qualcomm processor, and hopefully the latest version of Android. It is expected to be priced off-contract at around $600. We also know from a previous WiFi certification that it will be compatible with next-generation ac WiFi, and infamous leaker evleaks has predicted that it will be on all four major US carriers by the end of the first quarter this year.
It’s unclear whether or not this will be enough to help HTC turn things around. Competition is increasingly stiff as innovation in the smartphone realm becomes more difficult to achieve, and it becomes more difficult to stand out. Hopefully, HTC’s got even more up its sleeves, but we’ll know more for sure in March.
[Forbes via Android Community]
