The much-anticipated HTC One M10 has been in the rumor mill for quite a while now. Recently, another rumored leaked image has surfaced revealing the rear-facing camera and white variant of the upcoming flagship handset from the Taiwanese tech company.
Yibada stated that even though HTC has been trying so hard to keep the details about the HTC One M10, a reliable tipster, @evleaks, has recently revealed alleged pictures of the device online. It can be remembered that he has disclosed an image of the black variant of the handset a few weeks ago and now the leakster has posted a picture of its white variant on Twitter.
Based on the image, it seems that the design of HTC One M10 is very akin to that of the HTC One A9. Many tech experts and enthusiasts claimed that the HTC One M9 itself has a close resemblance with the iPhone's design as well..
Aside from the white variant of the HTC One M10, Softpedia reported that another leaked image has presented a close-up of the rear-facing camera, which features a dual-tone LED flash. The 3.5mm audio jack port that's been positioned on the top side of the device is also noticeable. As per the leaked the picture of the HTC One M10, the smartphone will be featuring a 5-inch AMOLED display and a USB Type-C port.
HTC One M10 might also feature the newest Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor inside, which will be coupled with 4GB of RAM and an Adreno 530 graphics processing unit. The One M10 might be fuelled by a 3,000 mAh battery. Additionally, it appears that the smartphone will still include dual speakers, but its position has been slightly changed.
Furthermore, Neurogadget added that the HTC One M10 is likely to arrive featuring the third generation Quick Charge feature, which will enable the smartphone to get up to 83% of battery in just 30 minutes of charge. This feature will probably aid HTC fit the handset with a slightly smaller battery. This handset will also pack 32 GB of internal storage and be priced at around $700.
After the speculated dedicated HTC event on April 11, this handset is expected to hit the market shelves by May. Nonetheless, HTC hasn't uttered any word yet, so it is still advised to take these information as a grain of salt.
