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HTC One Windows Phone front and back, now in high resolution

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HTC is working on a new Windows Phone that will be headed to Verizon and now we have views of both sides of the device. The phone, the M8 running Windows Phone, is using the same chassis as the HTC One and looks like a winner on all accounts as it keeps the brushed aluminum look of the Android version of this device.

These are the highest resolution images yet of the device that will be announced next week and for the first time, we can see the back of the device too.

The HTC One M8 running Windows Phone will include high-end specs and support for HTC's Dot View case as well. The specs of the device include the following:

  • Windows Phone 8.1
  • 2.3 GHz quad-core, Qualcomm Snapdragon 801
  • 32 GB internal storage; micro SD (up to 128 GB)
  • 2 GB of RAM
  • 5-inch Full HD, Super LCD3 display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3; 441 ppi
  • 2600 mAh battery
  • HTC UltraPixel camera; 5 MP front-facing camera
  • Nano SIM
  • HTC Boomsound
  • U-Focus
  • HTC Dot View case

The specs, as you can see, will make for a premium device and knowing that the exterior is the same as the Android version we previously reviewed, the phone should be an excellent device when it is released.

Also included is support for HTC's Dot View case that allows you to interact with the device when the case is closed. More so, the case will include support for Cortana. The case will let you see who is calling, the ability to accept or reject the call and by swiping down, you can access Cortana. This feature set will help to differentiate HTC's device from those made by Microsoft under their Lumia branding.

We should be hearing more about this device next week and shouldn't have to wait all that long for it to hit retail stores too.

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