On Saturday, we showed you an image of a new fangled flip cover designed for the HTC One (2014). The cover uses what might be small holes in the cover, and certain lighting from the touchscreen inside, to make an LED-style display showing the time and the weather. Based on a brand new tweet sent out by master leaker evleaks, the case will be available in dark blue, orange, and aquamarine.
No word yet on how much this case will cost when the HTC One (2014) is launched, but it is a unique way to get important information out without having to have a little cut out window like the one used by Samsung and LG with their flip case offerings. We expect to see HTC's eagerly awaited new flagship phone unveiled on March 25th, which will be here before you know it.
The flip case for the HTC One (2014) will come in three colors
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