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Huawei P8 design revealed in alleged blueprint

Serial leakster @onleaks is slowly revealing more details of Huawei’s upcoming P8 smart phone. Set to launch on 15th April, the new P8 is expected to come with a slightly bigger display along with aazmore powerful internals.

If you’re curious, an alleged blueprint has surfaced giving a clearer view of what to expect. The metal frame design of the past Ascend P6/P7 are mostly retained and so is the side mounted button power in the centre. What’s new is a squarish element at the rear. It could either be a fingerprint scanner or possibly a touchpad as it looks rather long.

Earlier, a partial shot of the P8 was revealed, showing a premium looking metal frame with chamfered edges. Also visible are a pair of fine-drilled speaker grills and a centre mounted micro USB port.

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