HTC "All New One" (HTC M8) hits FCC: likely coming to all four major US carriers

HTC’s “All New One”, the long rumored successor to the HTC One (also referred to as the HTC M8), has cleared certification at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Passing FCC certification is a required step before a handset arrives to market, and the filing itself contains countless pages of technical information. Along with all the minute (and mostly boring) details, the public files also reveal interesting subtleties about a given phone.

This time, judging by the FCC filings, we learn that HTC’s “All New One” is likely to have six different models for different carriers, supporting different bands. Good news is that among these six are four models that are likely destined for the four major US carriers.

Before we examine them, though, we ought to mention that one of these six is the NM80P6B100 model, which looks like the international version of the new One with support for 4G LTE on band 7, popular across Europe, Asia and other territories.

Then, there are four different HTC “All New One” models - for Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. The difference between them seems to be only in the connectivity, as they support different 4G LTE bands. Model NM80P6B120 is the AT&T one, NM80P6B200 is for Verizon Wireless, NM80P6B700 is the Sprint-bound version, and NM80P6B160 is for T-Mobile. The last version, carrying product ID NM80P6B130, supports 4G LTE bands 4 and 17, which are frequencies commonly supported by regional US carriers.