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HTC to plan better camera, audio features for M9, could launch smartwatch at MWC

HTC, which plans to launch their latest smartphone M9 aka 'Hima', has said that it would now integrate an improved camera and audio features compared to the previous models.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jan 20, 2015, 09:45:07 IST

HTC, which plans to launch their latest smartphone M9 a.k.a 'Hima', has said that it would now integrate an improved camera along with good audio features as compared to their previous models. The company which plans to release this device during the Mobile World Congress in March, could also surprise us with a smartwatch.In conversation with Bloomberg, a person familiar to the matter said that the smartphone will adopt a 20MP rear camera and an HTC UltraPixel front camera. It is also said that the smartwatch will link with Under Armour fitness service building on a partnership announced early January.A report by The Verge stated that HTC has already sent out invitations for the event, which will take place in Barcelona, Spain. The invite, it says, has a starry sky, captioned with the phrase “utopia in progress” trailing with “Join us to see what’s next.”The next iteration, codenamed as One M9, is expected to feature premium design and high end specifications. At the same event, Samsung, Huawei and other major smartphone manufacturers will also shocase their latest offerings.The report by Bloomberg shared that the new phone resembles the previous M8 in temrs of size and design. It could come in gold, gray and silver options, and feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor.

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First Published:Jan 20, 2015, 09:45:07 IST
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