Yesterday, an unannounced HTC smartphone passed through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U.S. Information included in the brief filing documentation reveals that we could potentially be looking at the ‘All New HTC One’ (HTC6525L) — a revamped model of the Taiwanese company’s flagship smartphone of 2013.

HTC has halted the rollout of its Android 4.4 KitKat update for HTC One handsets in the United Kingdom after users began “experiencing difficulties” with the new software. The company promises it is working hard to resolve the issue, which should be available again soon.

HTC might as well cancel its March 25 event in New York City, because the leakers are doing a great job of unveiling the “All New HTC One” ahead of time.

We’ve already seen pictures of the device countless times, we have a good idea how much it’ll cost, and we get a great feel for its new features and improvements in a new 12-minute video review of the device that was published over the weekend.

New smartphones that run both Android and Windows Phone will start shipping by June, thanks to Indian handset maker Karbonn Mobiles.

The company will launch a series of Windows Phone 8 smartphones in the coming months after signing a new licensing deal with Microsoft, then its dual-booting handsets will follow in the summer, reports The Times of India.

The “All New HTC One” won’t get its official unveiling until March 25, but HTC is having a terrible time trying to keep its design and details under wraps. We already know what the handset will look like, we have a good idea of its internals — and now thanks to British retailer MobileFun.co.uk, we know how much it’s going to cost.