AT&T has confirmed it will be the exclusive carrier for the HTC Desire EYE this holiday season, and that it will offer the RE by HTC, a point-and-shoot camera later this year. Pricing and full availability for both products will be announced later.

HTC Desire EYE boasts a 5.2-inch full High Definition display (1080p) and 2.3 GHz Quad-Core processor. The smartphone features a 13MP front facing wide-angle camera and dual LED flash.

The front and rear facing 13MP cameras with motion tracking and voice-activated software allow you to capture more background and wider group shots with smile capture or voice command.

Share everything on your screen in real-time to get quick feedback from your friend or show off your photos. HTC Desire EYE is also IPX7-compliant, making it water-resistant up to one meter  amplifier boost volume for powerful and balanced sound.

The HTC BoomSound front-facing speakers include a built-in amplifier boost volume for powerful and balanced sound.

Additional features of the HTC Desire EYE include:
• Dimensions: 151.7 x 73.8 x 8.5 mm (154g)
• Operating System: Android 4.4 KitKat
• Memory: 16 GB / 2 GB
• Battery: 2400mAh

RE by HTC
RE by HTC has a 146-degree, wide-angle lens that captures everything you see in full view, replacing the need for a viewfinder. With a 16MP camera sensor and 1080p High Definition  video, you can capture your world with high quality photos and video. RE easily integrates with both Android and iOS devices to back up your photos and videos to the cloud. Just grab, point  and shoot with RE’s intuitive controls. The grip sensor is always on and wakes the capture  capability when picked up. Simply tap the shutter button to capture photos or press and hold to  take videos. RE is also IPX7-compliant.

The RE app can transfer all of the photos and videos from your RE to your smartphone and can also back up your content to third-party cloud services such as Google Drive and Dropbox. The app also serves as both a content browser and live viewfinder on your device, mirroring what the camera is seeing.

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