Several promotional campaigns for the rumored upcoming HTC One M9 phone have been spotted online and although most have been removed, Android Pit says that there is still one video which remains on YouTube at the moment. The video was uploaded by a certain "Jack March." As of press time, the video which was uploaded on February 24 has already earned more than 112,000 views and less than 700 likes. March says that the original videos were deleted but he was able to download them and he put them into one. Watch all the alleged HTC One M9 commercials here:
Remember that Jack G March was also the one who reported earlier that the device would be unveiled this March 1 at the Mobile World Congress. It was also the one who confirmed that the new device would indeed bear the name HTC One M9 without the brackets - previous flagship phones HTC One (M7) and HTC One (M8) had brackets on their model numbers. Android Pit revealed that the device would be available in the market this April 9.
Prior to the leaked videos, HTC earlier provided some hints and riddles about its upcoming device. "Something HUGE is coming from HTC. Imagine [number][big thing] in space. And then [math term] that by [number]. #Madlib," it posted on Twitter. "Imagine [number] dinosaurs that grew to the size of a [big thing]. Multiply that by [number] and you have what's coming from HTC. #Madlib," it added.
In a screenshot grabbed by Android Pit, it was shown that the device would have 5 inches display with 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution. HTC One M9 is said to get a 20 megapixel main camera and a 4 megapixel UltraPixel front-facing camera, the Android 5.0 Lollipop as its OS, and HTC's very own Sense 7 as UI. It is also likely to get Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 810 as processor. As for the storage, HTC One M9 is expected to get a 32 GB internal memory plus a 3 GB of RAM and a microSD card slot. Its battery would be a 2,900 mAh one. It will also support USB 2.0, Bluetooth 4.1, LTE, NFC, Wi-Fi, and DLNA. It will weigh 157.5 grams. Dimensions are at 144.6 x 69.7 x 9.61 mm.
Meanwhile, here is a video (courtesy of HTC Ireland) of Drew Bamford, HTC lead software designer, in which he said they were asked to "make the best possible smartphone." Could this be the HTC One M9? Watch here:
"The brief is to make the best possible smartphone" - Drew Bamford, HTC https://t.co/ogzlyHtoDH
— HTC Ireland (@HTCIreland) February 25, 2015
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