This HTC Hima Ace (One M9) concept proposes an edge-to-edge screen and triple LED flash
We're still unsure what to call HTC's upcoming flagship smartphone, but both the HTC Hima and HTC One (M9) names have been making the rounds lately. In any case, it's said that HTC is preparing several versions of the new handset, including an Ultra and an Ace Plus.
Until HTC officially announces the Hima / One (M9) and its variants - this should happen in early March - fans can let their imagination run wild by checking out various concept designs. The latest concept shows what the HTC Hima Ace should look like in the vision of designer Hasan Kaymak. We're being treated with a sleek, metal-made handset that has an edge-to-edge display, and dual front-facing speakers. On the back, the imaginary smartphone has a single camera, and a triple-LED flash (though we don't see how that would be useful in real life). Overall, the Hima Ace concept doesn't look too unrealistic. We can totally see HTC making a handset that resembles it - though the real Hima / One (M9) might adopt a more conservative design.
Check out the Hima Ace concept below (video included) and let us know if you like what you're seeing.
source: Hasan Kaymak, Google+
Until HTC officially announces the Hima / One (M9) and its variants - this should happen in early March - fans can let their imagination run wild by checking out various concept designs. The latest concept shows what the HTC Hima Ace should look like in the vision of designer Hasan Kaymak. We're being treated with a sleek, metal-made handset that has an edge-to-edge display, and dual front-facing speakers. On the back, the imaginary smartphone has a single camera, and a triple-LED flash (though we don't see how that would be useful in real life). Overall, the Hima Ace concept doesn't look too unrealistic. We can totally see HTC making a handset that resembles it - though the real Hima / One (M9) might adopt a more conservative design.
Check out the Hima Ace concept below (video included) and let us know if you like what you're seeing.
source: Hasan Kaymak, Google+
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