A tweet sent out on Saturday shows a photograph of what is alleged to be the HTC Butterfly S with dual SIM slots. This model is going to be available only in China and keeps the same 5 inch Super LCD 3 screen with 1080 x 1920 resolution found on the original model. Other specs remain the same as seen with the OG HTC Butterfly/DROID DNA such as the outstanding 441ppi pixel density. The camera on back is the same 4 UltraPixel snapper seen on the HTC One while a 2MP front-facing camera is aboard. A quad-core 1.9GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 drives the handset.
A dual SIM phone allows the user to run two lines through one device. You could have one business line and one line for play. The HTC Butterfly S would be a sequel to the HTC DROID DNA at Verizon and might not come to the U.S. for some time, if it comes at all. After all, the HTC One, which is the Taiwan manufacturer's flagship Android model, is expected to come to Verizon on August 1st. And if there is a sequel to the HTC DROID DNA, it won't be the dual SIM model which is a feature that has not really been popular in the states.
Leaked picture of the dual SIM version of the HTC Butterfly S
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