The 2014 HTC One has already leaked on several occasions in the past and it seems like we can never have enough of it. The smartphone has been spotted yet again in a video review showing off all the features along with the design, which is no secret at this point.

The video is about 14 minutes in length and covers a broad spectrum of features, ranging from the display to the apps as well as the hardware. It reveals the existence of a special battery mode which would make the device last up to 15 hours even with only 5% of juice left. It is also revealed that the smartphone will feature a 2,600 mAh battery.

Unfortunately, reports of the handset sporting a 16-megapixel camera have been busted as it is believed to feature the same 4.1-megapixel (Ultrapixel) sensor from the predecessor accompanied by an additional 2-megapixel sensor for better focusing and 3D effects. The dual LED flash on the smartphone will reportedly come with a ‘Blitz’ mode which will adapt according to lighting conditions.

The smartphone will also feature a fitness app thanks to HTC’s partnership with FitBit, which will track all your health related details on a regular basis. The device will be announced in a little over 24 hours from now, so we expect to learn more about it by then.

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