We’ve been hearing all kinds of rumors about the upcoming HTC M7, including some big changes on the camera and audio fronts, but the latest rumors are pointing towards a March 8 release date. This is, of course, much sooner than most people anticipated – many thought that HTC would reveal the M7 at Mobile World Congress later in the spring, while those of us who were hoping that this might be the next EVO didn’t expect it until sometime in the summer.
The March 8 release date, which is only a month away, comes to us courtesy of a French retailer’s leaked flyer, which also confirmed a 4.7-inch full HD display, 32GB of internal storage, NFC, a 13MP camera, and Sense 5. And given that HTC has scheduled a special press even on February 19, this release date doesn’t seem outside the realm of possibility.
In any case, it looks like we’ll know whether or not this is true in just a few short weeks. In the meantime, be sure to let us know your thoughts on the device, and whether it might be a contender for your money whenever you go phone shopping next.
[Android Community via FrAndroid]
I hope it will be available for march 8 but the picture they used is the first rendered leak image for the m7
What carrier?
for 650 euros? it better be ‘any carrier i want’.
i might consider this phone. as long as i can use htc dev unlock on it, htc still has a chance at getting new money from me.
NEVER! HTC has made to many promises and broke them stuck through every single EVO with terrible updates WHEN they happened always buggy never fixed and updates to new OS’s HA in your dreams HTC can needs to take pointers from Sammy
I am with you on that one Cody. My next phone will be the S4 when its released. Samsung has been turning out some pretty impressive tech lately. Htc has great hardware but they really lack in the software department.
They should have increased the screen size.
Samsung or Nexus for me! HTC and Sprint can take that phone and shove it. Besides, it looks exactly like the last phone they came out with.
I’m still in love with my EVO. If HTC would publish the dates for their upgrades I would stick with them for a long time. However, I am interested in buying a new phone this year to replace my EVO 4G LTE. I will give HTC another try.