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It looks as though the Nokia Lumia 630 is not the only smartphone that is experiencing its fair share of leaks recently, as the all new HTC One (aka HTC M8), too, has gone through a fair amount of leaks. In fact, an upcoming event this March 25th is seen by many as the date where HTC will unveil their “All New HTC One”, which will be the new flagship device, and there has been plenty of leaks happening already. In fact, serial leakster @evleaks has also posted a new picture of the handset that will reportedly be known as the “All New HTC One,” and it does bear a family resemblance to the original HTC One, including the front-facing stereo speakers. There is one major difference in their physical make up, however, which would be located at the back of the handset. Apparently, the usurper will feature dual cameras.

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All New HTC One Dual Rear Camera Leaked original content from Ubergizmo.

HTC is proud of its smartphone speakers, especially on the HTC One – but it appears to be even more proud of the so-called ‘BoomSound’ (ugh) speakers on its upcoming flagship smartphone, which it pretty clearly seems to have named the “New HTC One” unless it’s trolling hard in this new video (via AndroidCentral). The company is going to announce its new device… Read More

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T-Mobile users were probably gloating just last week when the carrier released Android 4.4.2 KitKat for the HTC One, but it looks like the gloating period is over as AT&T has announced on their blog that the Android 4.4 KitKat update will be rolling out to their HTC One customers this week, starting from today. The carrier has announced that HTC One users can look forward to the update starting from today, so if you’re a HTC One user on AT&T’s network, you might want to keep an eye out for the update which weighs in a little over 600MB, although AT&T has advised that you have at least 50% battery while installing the update just in case your phone dies mid-update which could prove troublesome.

According to AT&T, the update will introduce the usual Android KitKat improvements and changes, like an improved user interface. The update will also bring about a new phone dialer app that allows for users to look for contacts directly from the dialer itself. There will also be caller ID where the phone will attempt to look for businesses with a local listing should you receive a call from a number not saved in your phone. There will also be a new HTC Sense 5.5 UI introduced with the update, and the new HTC BlinkFeed app. For those who are too impatient, you can attempt to manually pull the update by going to your phone’s Settings, About Phone, System Updates, Select Download.

HTC One For AT&T Receives Android 4.4 KitKat Update original content from Ubergizmo.

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