Jake Smith
for Pocket-lintIf you're in the U.S. and looking for a bit of extra storage on your HTC One, AT&T might be your destination. The nation's second-largest wireless provider has announced it will get an "exclusive" 64GB version of HTC's next-flagship.
In a video on its YouTube account, the carrier made it clear that no other carrier in the U.S. would get the added storage.
In a video on its YouTube account, the carrier made it clear that no other carrier in the U.S. would get the added storage. We knew the 64GB version was out there, it's just the "exclusive" part we weren't so sure about.
We suspect only the hardcore users will want to get the larger version รข€" 64GB of space seems like a bit much even for the biggest media junkies. HTC will also be making available a 8GB and 16GB version on T-Mobile and Sprint stateside.
In other HTC One news, it still remains unclear if Verizon will get its hands on the new flagship, or carry an updated version of the HTC Droid DNA instead.
Leaker @EvLeaks posted on Twitter that leaks from mobile phone insurer Asurion indicated the HTC One is indeed coming to Verizon. AllThingsD previously reported the same.
We've contacted AT&T to get clarification on the 64GB model and availability. It still remains unclear specifically when HTC's next-generation flagship will go live in the U.S.
Photo courtesy HTC, video courtesy AT&T, YouTube
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