HTC M8 pictures leak online showing off HTC One follow-on

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It seems the new HTC M8 smartphone will be very different to its predecessors the HTC One, HTC One Mini and HTC One Max.

Pictures of the device have leaked online showing a change in design direction that will see the flagship phone adopt an even more high-end appearance.

A pair of photos posted on VR-Zone's Chinese site show a prototype of the phone's outer shell in a metallic blue colour.

The snaps reveal the cover is now a solid wraparound sheet of metal, rather than a front and back with a joining rim like the HTC One's "sandwich" style case.

The device's camera remains in the same location, however there's now an additional unexplained hole in the back of the phone shell approximately a centimetre above it.

Speculation suggests that - if HTC has decided to follow in the footsteps of the iPhone 5s and locate a fingerprint scanner on the phone - it might be positioned in the mystery hole, however it would be awkward to use in that location.

With the HTC One having shaken things up with a 4-Ultrapixel camera, another idea for the hole's use is as the location of a secondary camera, but that seems like an unnecessary addition.

In addition, it's rumoured the newest member of the HTC family will have a 5-5.2 inch screen with 2K resolution, a larger face than the 4.7 inches of the HTC One's 1920 x 1080 pixel LCD screen.

It's said to have 3GB of RAM and carry Sense 6 and will be powered by a Quacomm Snapdragon 800 processor.

The name HTC M8 will only remain during development, before an official name is announced. The HTC One was called the M7 until it's release.

There's no word yet when the new phone will be launched or its name, but it's likely to hits stores in 2014.

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Moto X hits Verizon online on August 29, retail stores later

AT & T is the first airline to the Motorola's Moto to offer X on August 23, but it's not long before the handset on the Verizon Web site appears.

Verizon has just announced that the Motorola Moto X online on August 29 to sell, while the retail will get it in the next few weeks will begin. The 16 GB model will cost $199.99 with a two-year contract. Unfortunately is not the 32 GB version and the Moto-maker adjustments on the big red first available.

# 4 LTE ready #MeetMotoX with Verizon? Available online 8/29 & in stores in the coming weeks. $199.99 on contract pic.twitter.com/LyFZjvYVYE

Verizon Wireless (@VZWnews) August 26, 2013

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IPhone 5 c press shot claimed losses online

A shot of the iPhone 5 leaked online news reported, with the image revealed prematurely claiming to show off smartphone questioned Apple's budget.

Hit the web courtesy of a Romanian dealer, the press claimed iPhone 5 C is the latest in a long line of iPhone escapes and budget once again shows a 4 inch laptop with a plastic-backed body rounded-cornered.

Highlighting the substantial close white iPhone, iPhone 5 release shot depicts the device with the next iOS operating 7 was officially announced during the WWDC in June and this year will be implemented.

Although this has argued that the press should be taken with a huge pinch of salt, leaked images fits with a number of shots already outed the device Samsung Galaxy Mini S4 rivals.

Recent iPhone 5 rumors have suggested that the handset will be made available "6-8 colours", while more reports showed the device to an array of similar to the current iPhone packaging specifications 5. Set on the ground alongside the flagship iPhone 5S, iPhone 5 release date was ventilated for a grand opening on September 10.

Despite much excitement surrounding the receiver waits would target the Apple scene of entry level smartphone for the first time, not everyone is convinced by his ability to wow the market.

"It's really hard for Apple to do something cheap, so he's going to be really hard for them to produce a cheap iPhone," Tony Fadell, former Senior Vice President of Apple's iPod Division said in an exclusive interview with TrustedReviews.

Facing the possibility of an iPhone 5 c budget added: "I think they [should do a cheap iPhone]. We did really cheap iPod so I think there is a way to make an iPhone at low cost. I hope they find it in themselves to do it, but I don't know if they will. "

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