HTC One successor, M8, leaks online with dual-camera setup

HTC has been in the process of re-inventing itself as one of the major proponents of Android. The HTC One was universally loved by critics and won several awards, but it was no match in sales to the Galaxy S4 or the iPhone 5s. The company is going to try a second time with the HTC M8 or the HTC One+, its successor.

As you can see in the leaked image above, there are two cameras at the back of the HTC M8, one is for low-lighting conditions while the other is for normal lighting. One thing everyone complained about was the normal lighting performance of the Ultrapixel camera of the HTC One. While low-light shots turned out to be good, the normal lighting shots were pedestrian in quality. HTC is trying to change all that with the twin camera setup, one for low-light (probably the Ultrapixel camera) and the other for normal light.

You can see the two camera setup at the back and the dual-LED flash that goes with it. The design looks quite similar to the HTC One. Rumored specs include a 5-inch 1080p display, quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage.