That’s actually an HTC One (M8). The M7 had two capacitive buttons under the screen — back on the left and home on the right, with a huge, pointless HTC logo in between the two. Multitasking was activated by double tapping the home key.
The M8 had three, on-screen “soft” buttons: from left to right, back, home, and recents/multitasking. The huge HTC logo was still below the screen.
The original HTC One came with Beats in ear headphones, but I don’t think the M8 did. I think their partnership had ended by that point as Apple was in the process of buying Beats (Apple announced that they acquired Beats two months after the M8 came out.)
The M8 headphones still sounded great, though, and the actual phone speakers sounded better than any phone on the market at that time.
Both of these phones are in my top 5 Android phones of all time list; they were gorgeous, well built, had great screens, great speakers, and HTCs version of Android was smooth as hell. I even had the M8 Dot View case, which I think was one of the most original and coolest phone cases ever made.
Alas, the cameras sucked on both of them. They were neat, but they rarely produced great photos. I think it had two lenses; the main camera was only four megapixels, and the second depth camera was two. For some reason, the front facing camera was better than the rear (as well as kind of wide angle).
I, um, just wanted share that, I guess. Lol.
