HTC One M10 news: Designer creates XL concept for device

While fans are eagerly waiting for HTC's unveiling of its next flagship lineups, speculations on the One M10 continue to float online. According to the latest rumors, a fan even managed to conceptualize an HTC One M10 XL variant.

According to Phones Review UK, HTC has yet to confirm if the company will continue with the One M series. If it does, then it is expected that the next iteration will be the One M10. However, since more and more flagship lineups expand their iterations, some HTC One M series fans have speculated that HTC could also do the same with the upcoming flagship and release a One M10 XL.

The industry follower added that the latest concept came from designer Hasan Kaymak. Imagining a larger and more premium version, the designer conceptualized a One M10 XL with a stylus. Kaymak also designed the concept version with a mix of both plausible and desired specs. Consired as a larger version of the base model, the One M10 XL is thought of with a 5.7-inch QHD display and thicker than what the One M10 is supposed to be, since the design incorporates a touch stylus.

Meanwhile, other specs of the supposed One M10 XL seem closer to the alleged features of HTC's upcoming flagship –- a Snapdragon 820 processor, at least 3 GB of RAM, BoomSound speakers, and a 21-MP main camera on the back.

In addition, should HTC decide to make the One M10 XL a reality, the iteration might also come with a fingerprint sensor and Android 6.0 right out of the box.

Since the XL version is only a concept, fans can only imagine when it will be released. As for the upcoming One M10 flagship, though, observers say that it might appear early this year.

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