This is due to the One M9’s layered design. The speaker grills, front-facing camera and HTC logo on the front of the phone are practically identical to those of the One M8, but you’ll notice that the front of the One M9 has a cleaner look. The HTC One M9 bridges the gap between the One M7 and One M9 with soft edges on the back and hard edges around the front.īut there are a few tweaks to the design which set the HTC One M9 apart from previous versions of the HTC One. The HTC One M7 and One M8 were gorgeous devices, but they each featured design characteristics which made them unique in their own right. At first glance, the HTC One M9 is nearly impossible to distinguish from the HTC One M8. Personally, I’m not a fan but I do understand what HTC is going for. It’s impossible to describe the HTC One M9 without making reference to its predecessors. NFC, ambient light sensor, IR sensor, proximity sensor, gyroscope.micro-USB 2.0 (5-pin) port with HDMI MHL 3.0.Front-facing stereo HTC BoomSound speakers with Dolby Audio.
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Front camera: UltraPixel (4 megapixel), BSI sensor, f/2.0, 26.8mm lens, 1080p video recording.Main camera: 20MP with sapphire cover lens, Auto-focus, BSI sensor, f/2.2, 27.8mm lens, 4K video recording.32GB internal storage with microSD expansion slot (up to 2TB).
Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 (octa-core, 4 x 2GHz + 4 x 1.5GHz, 64bit).On paper, the HTC One M9 is the best phone HTC has ever made, but does the phone live up to the HTC One name? Specs The UltraPixel camera is not on the front, the main camera has been upgraded to 20 megapixels and the software on the phone is better than ever. But there are a few notable differences which make it stand out. But they also had their flaws. The new HTC One M9 shares a lot of DNA with its predecessors, featuring an UltraPixel camera and a unibody aluminum chassis. They both feature iconic designs and incredible performance. The HTC One M8 and One M7 were amazing phones. That statement can be read two different ways.
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