HTC One M8 Adds Pink, Red Color Options In UK
(Photo : Twitter/evleaks)
The HTC One M8 is pictured in red.
The HTC One M8 is coming to the UK with two new splashes of color, GSMArena reports.
The HTC flagship smartphone will be available in red exclusively through carrier O2, with pre-orders kicking off on Aug. 5. The device will be officially offered two days later. A pink color option, meanwhile, will be carried by Carphone Wearhouse starting Aug. 7. However, those who pre-order the pink One M8 tomorrow can also grab a HTC DotView case for free.
Leaker @evleaks previously offered shots of both colors in leaked press renders.
The DotView case, meanwhile, recently received a step up in functionality thanks to a new app update from HTC, Pocket-Lint reports.
The case, which previously allowed users to check out the time, weather, and receive notifications on texts, emails and calls without operating their phone, now brings wallpaper customization, new settings and more.
The most notable new feature is a redial mode, which allows users to call back their three most recent callers by simply swiping upwards once. To go through texts, emails, voicemails and call notifications, users simply need to swipe once left or right.
The free DotView app download's wallpaper customization offers 18 new designs, along with the option to use your own image of choice via the gallery or camera.
The new HTC One (M8) packs a 5-inch, full HD 1080p screen, a 2.3 GHz Snapdragon 801 processor, Sense 6.0, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory and a 2800 mAh battery, microSD support and three cameras, including two on the back that can "sense depth and capture photographs that can be selectively focused after they have been snapped," according to Digital Spy.
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