Invites for HTC’s ‘More Than One’ event in China sent out


HTC has used MediaTek SoCs on its mid-range phones in the past, and it appears as though the Taiwanese company is ready to give compatriot MediaTek another go with their next, this time a higher end device.

InvitesĀ for an HTC event ‘More Than One’ have been sent to the press in China, with the event set to take place in April. According to previous leaks and rumours, HTC is working on a new phone, believed to be the HTC E9 with the MediaTek MT6795 processor (no phone with that SoC has been launched yet).

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We reported with leaked photos of the HTC E9 earlier, but the render that the press invite holds doesn’t seem to be in agreement with the leaked design, which leads us to believe that it could also be possible that the event could be for a device besides the E9.

According to Android Central, HTC is working on a more powerful M9, aka the M9+… but as you’d expect, details are scarce as of now.

What would you like to see from HTC? Has the company been paying too much heed to design, so much so that practicality and ergonomics areĀ sacrificed? Let us know.

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3 Comments

  1. Rob
    March 25, 2015

    Regardless of what your opinion of HTC is, you can’t deny that the build quality of their phones is excellent. If the leaked specs of the E9 are true I would definitely be happy to use it, but as usual it comes down to price and it will be expensive! This is the sort of spec phone I’m after, should have great sound, screen and build quality, only let down for me is it’s too small.

  2. Guaire
    March 25, 2015

    I guess literally could be more than one. 5.5 incher plastic E9 is kind of official already. That One wasn’t just a leak, it’s certified by TENAA. Seems like another One gonna be 5.2 incher metal M9 plus.

  3. HBK
    March 26, 2015

    MT6795 with PowerVr 6200.
    Complete fail i think.
    Gaming performance worse than Snapdragon 800.
    Forget about competing SD810.

    And if it is paired with a 2k display, DOA.!