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1. #Htc one m9 new 1080p#
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3. #Htc one m9 new android#
4. #Htc one m9 new software#
5. #Htc one m9 new series#

Looking at the statistics it seems that Android updating certain Google services is the main culprit, which is something usually associated with early software, so future updates might solve this. You can read more about this in the Battery section of the review, but HTC still seems unable to build a light interface that doesn't eat power when you don't want it to. It's even bigger than the one used in the Samsung Galaxy S6, and combined with the lower pixel count should enable HTC to get a better battery life out of its flagship range.Įxcept, well, it doesn't. The One M9 has tried to eradicate that problem by using the Snapdragon 810 chip (which can use a lower power set of cores to get you through the less taxing tasks) as well as whacking in a relatively meaty 2840mAh battery, which is only fractionally smaller than the one used in the iPhone 6 Plus. That means that even doing general tasks like browsing the web or checking football scores will munch down battery life a little fast. The battery life on the HTC range has always been something to keep an eye on, as I've always found it rather 'slippy'. In reality, the phone does get rather warm at times thanks to the metal body dispersing heat more evenly, and while it's clear the Qualcomm chip is running to a higher temperature it's nothing massive.

#Htc one m9 new software#

HTC and Qualcomm were subjected to some bad press in 2015, with the insane power of the 810 chipset meaning you can really run this phone hot through benchmarks and gaming, although not to the levels being described thanks to recent software updates. Read more - Best And Worst Things About Android 5.Like a lot of things on this phone it seems that it's fine when 'warmed up' - pressing the multitasking button will lead to a pause the first time, but press again and it's instant - but the first load is slow.Īnd there's the issue of heat. With a mysterious smartwatch also in the works, HTC is kicking off the year with a bang. At least critically, if not yet financially. Nevertheless I fully expected the HTC One M9 to be one of the best smartphones of 2015 and Samsung's increasingly challenging role as top Android dog will be even more under threat.

#Htc one m9 new series#

That said the biggest flaw for me in the One series has always been their wide top and bottom bezels and they still remain making the phone much bigger than it needs to be.

#Htc one m9 new 1080p#

Sticking to a 5-inch display (especially with a rumoured 5.5-inch phablet on the way) and 1080p display is great news in my book and the camera setups are intriguing. Overall I find myself both excited and mildly disappointed by these HTC One M9 revelations. Android 5.0 Lollipop is also a certainty. Interestingly NWE doesn’t mention a microSD memory expansion slot in its report (part of the One M8), but I would expect it to feature. Even if HTC doesn’t offer a removable battery. The M8 already has strong battery life so in conjunction with the more power efficient Snapdragon 810 and sticking with a 1080p display the M9 could be one long lasting phone. The 2,840 mAh capacity NWE quotes is up nearly 10% from the 2,600 mAh battery in the M8 and just over 20% from the 2300 mAh battery in the M7. Read more - Galaxy S5 Vs Galaxy Note 4: Which To Buy?Ī final point is the larger battery. HTC One M9 leaked images show a major camera change - image credit Part of a welcome trend for 2015 Android phones. Of course much will depend on how well HTC has optimised Sense 7.0 (the company's latest Android skin), but talk is of a greatly stripped down experience. Elsewhere its specifications are all cutting edge and freed from 2K it could be the fastest of the next generation smartphones. 2K displays also impact performance and consume more power.Ĭonsequently the HTC One M9 could fly. Making out individual pixels on a 1080p display is extremely difficult and, for me, other factors become far more important such as colour accuracy and brightness. In a time when rivals are moving to 5.2 and 5.5-inch models with 2K resolutions (again Samsung I'm looking at you), I find this a wholly good thing.

#Htc one m9 new full#

BoomSound front firing stereo external speakersįor me the most interesting aspect of this list is what hasn’t changed: the 5-inch Full HD display.