Things are starting to snowball for the HTC Runnymede as it was only a few hours ago that we posted up a leaked press photo of the monster sized smartphone and now we have another, more official looking photo for your viewing pleasure.
What else can be said about the HTC Runnymede that hasn’t already been said? The thing is an Android device with a ginormous 4.7-inch display, which follows in the footsteps of its Windows Phone Mango powered cousin, the HTC Titan. This photo shows the Runnymede decked out in white and with a metal backing that HTC has used on other various devices in the past.
The new photo also gives us some confirmation as to what we can expect to be included in this handset. On the back you will see the Beats logo, which was expected to be the audio technology of choice when the Runnymede hits shelves sometime in the future.
With all of these pictures starting to surface, maybe we will learn more about the Runnymede and its plan of attack in the near future. Check out the latest leak and tell us what you think in the comments below.
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