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Besides, the HTC One M9 runs Android v5.0 (Lollipop) operating system and houses a decent 2840 mAh battery that lets you use it for a longer time duration while watching movies, listening to songs, playing games and doing other stuff without worrying about battery drainage. Also, the phone comes with 3 GB RAM and 32 GB inbuilt storage so that you can store various files like songs, videos, games and more without worrying about space constraints.
HTC One M9 is powered with Octa core (2 GHz, Quad core, ARM Cortex A57 + 1.5 GHz, Quad core, Cortex A53) Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 MSM8994 processor so that you can enjoy a seamless performance while accessing multiple applications at the same time.
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The mobile from HTC comes with a 5.0 inches (12.7 cm) display that has a resolution of Full HD (1080 x 1920 pixels). This mobile is available at a starting price of Rs 22,999 in different color options.
The metal chassis is still there, and the aluminium casing now makes up 90% of the frame, up from about 70% previously.HTC One M9 is the new mobile from HTC that was launched in India on Ap(Official). The brand took great pains to point out that the One M8 is a phone that builds on the heritage of 2013's One, but improves in just about every arena. DesignĪs you can guess from the introduction, the HTC One M8 is a phone that is as much about premium design as it is about packing in the latest version of Android and a decent processor. Through a clever combination of technology and design, it appears the company has managed to do just that - and in today's impossibly congested smartphone market (especially at the high end) that's something to be applauded. The HTC One M8 is a phone that's supposed to offer the best of the smartphone market, one that can survive the onslaught of the iPhone 6 and the Galaxy S6, while preserving HTC's heritage and bringing the bottom line closer to something more healthy. HTC needs to sort out its efforts in the mid-to-low smartphone arena, but that's a topic for a different day. There are other things that will put off some too: the fact that the screen is now 5 inches mean this is a larger device, one that can take two hands to operate at times, and it's even bigger than the 2013 version as a result. You'll need to be ready to pay a significant amount for the HTC One M8, but once you hold it you'll accept that it deserves to command such a premium. The metallic chassis is really the primary reason, but it will be interesting to see if buyers are still as wedded to it when the One E8 offers such similar specs with a much lower price. Since its launch there have been a number of price cuts which means you can get a HTC One M8 for as little as £250/$270/AU$420 if you shop around, but that's still a sizeable chunk of change for an ageing phone.
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It started out expensive, coming in at upwards of £450 SIM free (AU$899, around US$820), but that's to be expected from a flagship phone like this. Of course, the One M8 isn't a phone that's going to be to everyone's tastes. The result offers up something that can compete with Samsung on the technological front yet still stand toe-to-toe with Apple, arguably the producer of some of the best-looking devices of all time. The HTC One M8 is an even better-designed device that takes the principles of the original One, expands them in the right places and adds in some more HTC sauce here and there. Somehow the company has managed to create something that stands astride both categories. This has a metal shell too and is lower end than the HTC One M9, its specs aren't much of an improvement on the HTC One M8, but its design is more iPhone-inspired. Or for yet another option there's the HTC One A9.
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In lieu of the HTC One M9 Mini, the HTC One M8s has also rocked up, a cheap alternative with the same metal body as the HTC One M8 (though slightly thicker by 0,2mm), however it doesn't offer much of an upgrade over the ageing HTC One M8. There are some extras: a 20MP camera will entice spec fans, if not those that value an immaculate mobile photography experience, it can shoot in 4K and has Dolby baked into the BoomSound speakers.īut is it the perfect evolution to the One M8? It doesn't seem so. That might not quite be the case though, as the new phone doesn't show an appreciable improvement in what it can do beyond a fancier chassis and higher price tag. The HTC One M9 is on the scene, and as such the One M8 seems like a little older hat than before.
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