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HTC's Upcoming Smartphones Show up in Leaked Photos

There are rumours of HTC working on an NFC-enabled device, too.

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Sriram Gurunathan|Apr 28, 2011, 20:37:18 IST

HTC recently announced the Sensation, and you would’ve been forgiven for thinking they would lie low for a while. However, that doesn’t seem to be the case, as details of a few upcoming HTC Android devices have been leaked onto the internet. These include the Rider, the Kingdom and the Doubleshot. Not much is known about the devices, but it is clear that all of the smartphones will carry Google’s Android 2.3 Gingerbread Operating System.

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Rider of the Storm

Rider of the Storm

First up is the HTC Rider, which has a red bezel and possibly a front-facing camera along with a 4.3-inch screen. The HTC Kingdom has supposedly has a qHD resolution display, and will also sport a 4.3-inch screen with a pretty unique form factor.

My Kingdom for a Horse

My Kingdom for a Horse

The HTC Doubleshot will be the next physical QWERTY keypad option from HTC’s stable, following the Desire Z. Again, not much is known about the device so we really hope some more concrete information trickles through and quick.

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In other news, there are reports on the internet stating HTC are preparing to launch an NFC-enabled handset in the latter half of 2011. This handset would be positioned slightly above the Sensation, which is pretty impressive in its own right.

Sources: 911 Sniper and PocketNow

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First Published:Apr 28, 2011, 20:37:18 IST
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