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Samsung dropped Qualcomm for its Galaxy S6 and S6. Since the updates the phone is much cooler and I seem to be getting faster performance and much better scores on benchmark. The HTC One M9вЂ™s Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor (which also has 3GB of RAM) has been causing a stir recently. The only problem I find is that the processor is too powerful to be using a average size battery. If the chip was unstable as the majority of trolls like to imagine the 810 would of ceased production and would not of been used in newer devices that have just been released.

#Htc one m9 new still ok to use software#

The 810 is not a problematic chip and just needed a few tweaks in software updates to mature into the preforming chip it is today. Qualcomm have a solid reputation and have been the main source of processor production of midrange and flagship phones for a few years now and are leading in developing top preforming gpu's. Samsung make phones and develop processor chips but it's far cheaper and easier to let other companies like Qualcomm to mass produce chips for you than develop and mass produce them for yourself. As ever with phones, judgement should be reserved on this one until it's experienced first-hand.Here'sToChange, snapdragon 820 is a old story! bt exynos 7 beats snapdragon 810, so WTF they want to do with 8. The One M9 appears to be an evolutionary upgrade, then, but that may not be a bad thing - much will rest on the performance of the new camera, and it'll be intriguing to see how the Snapdragon 810 holds up after Samsung apparently dumped the chip. If you do damage your new One (it is slippery after all), you can trade it in for a new one free of charge, and if you donвЂ™t use your trade. UltraPixels haven't been exorcised completely, though the front-facing camera now uses them in an attempt to improve nighttime selfies. HTC offers a free UH OH Protection plan with the M9. This should at least mean that the M9 resolves more detail than its predecessors, but the smaller pixels probably won't hold up so well in the dark. While the last two HTC One phones used 4-megapixel - sorry, UltraPixel - sensors that sacrificed resolution for low-light performance, the M9 goes completely the other direction with a new 20-megapixel camera that ditches the gimmicky depth-sensing second lens. The biggest change, however, is reserved for the cameras. The biggest change is reserved for the cameras Joining the gunmetal gray and silver color options is a new two-tone gold and silver version.

#Htc one m9 new still ok to use skin#

The phone runs HTC's Sense Seven skin atop Android 5.0 Lollipop, which is apparently hefty enough to reduce the available storage to around 21GB out of the box. The battery is 2840mAh, there's 32GB of storage (expandable with microSD cards), and the front-facing dual BoomSound speakers remain in place - this time with Dolby Audio tuning.

The One M9 is powered by a Snapdragon 810 octa-core processor backed up by 3GB of RAM.

#Htc one m9 new still ok to use 1080p#

The design has barely changed beyond a relocated power button here and some refined lines there, and the screen is still a 5-inch 1080p LCD, but the phone's internals have been overhauled completely.Д¬heck out our hands-on with the new HTC One M9 And, as reports and leaks had suggested, the 2015 One M9 looks a lot like last year's M8. It's time for another One - HTC has unveiled its latest flagship handset.