Htc m7's official name ll reportedly becoming htc One

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It appears that the M7 name which HTC's chairman Peter Chou shouted last week might only be an internal moniker. A fresh report has emerged from Twitter's highly accurate tipster @evleaks, pointing that the upcoming Taiwanese flagship will simply be named HTC One when it goes official in less than two weeks.
The idea behind the simple naming convention is to reportedly highlight the smartphone's role as a hero device from HTC. Of course, the question for the names of other HTC handsets, scheduled for release this year remains to be answered.
HTC's event on February 19 in New York City . We will be live from the spot, so be sure to check in for the full scoop on the upcoming flagship.
Source:- gsmarena.com

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