HTC One Launch Teased On Facebook and Twitter

The HTC M7, thought to be called the HTC One, has seemingly been teased again of its expected arrival at launch events on February 19th. This time, instead of a bizarre teaser, HTC seems to be teasing a bit of the phone’s design, with what appears to be a silver edge protruding behind the February 19th launch date.

Read: 5 Best HTC M7 Rumors.

Along with the Samsung Galaxy S4, the HTC M7 has been one of the most heavily rumored phones of the year. The phone, now thought to actually be called the HTC One, is rumored to be replacing the HTC One X, a device that served as HTC’s flagship back in 2012. We’ve caught glimpses of the HTC One at an HTC party and more recently a press image leaked out depicting a phone that claimed to be the HTC One in the flesh. Now, HTC itself is in on the action once again in a new teaser.

HTC USA, on both Twitter and Facebook, is now teasing the February 19th launch event with an image that boldly proclaims the date itself. It also shows what appears to be a silver edge of a smartphone sticking out from the bottom of the image. The silver edge has virtually no characteristics to speak of so it’s hard to tell exactly what we might be looking at.

However, given the two leaks, the one on stage which seemed to show off a device with a silver design and the leak of the silver/white device, this could be the edge of the HTC One.

The device has already been rumored to be coming in a silver/white color in addition to a black variant.

Read: Bizarre HTC M7 Teaser Surfaces Ahead of Launch.

HTC will be hosting two launch events on February 19th. One will be taking place in London while the other will be hosted in New York City. There, the company is expected to showcase its latest flagship and one that it hopes will compete with the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S4.

The HTC One is rumored to have a 4.7-inch display, quad-core processor, 4.3 Ultrapixel camera, and Android Jelly Bean. AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile are rumored to be launch partners with a Verizon device potentially arriving later in the year.