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HTC U12+ coming on May 23 with two dual cameras and a mystery


HTC found a creative way to tease the unveiling of its new phone – a photo of its components. We’re most likely talking about the HTC U12+ with the U12 Lifeperhaps involved in some fashion. Either way, the new device(s) will be shown at a May 23 event.
The components can tell us plenty. You can see two small camera modules near the top, likely the front camera. Then there are two larger modules (to the left and to the right), which would combine to form the main camera.





But then there are two more components with ribbon cables and what seems to an LED. Six cameras? Probably not, but the HTC U12+ suddenly became more interesting.
As for the cameras, the main shooter will features a 12 MP + 16 MP UltraPixel camera (with f/1.5 aperture), the front camera will be 8 MP + 8 MP. Both should have OIS. You can check out these leaked camera samples.
You can see the card tray to the left, a dual hybrid tray so we know the microSD card slot is safe and sound. And of course the USB-C port is alone, no 3.5 mm headphone jack here.
You can also see the motherboard – rumor has it that it will house a Snapdragon 845 chipset with 6 GB to 8 GB of RAM. The screen (not pictured) will have a 5.5” diagonal and QHD+ resolution. The unlabeled battery will reportedly have 3,420 mAh capacity. That’s what the leaked specssay anyway

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