It also comes sporting Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box with Sense 7 over the top, a 20MP rear - facing camera and a 4MP
UltraPixel front - facing camera, and a 2,840 mAh battery to keep it all running throughout the day.
On the camera cordon, it features a 13MP autofocus rear camera with LED flash, BSI sensor and a 4MP
UltraPixel front - facing shooter with BSI sensor.
The smartphone will sport a 13MP rear camera with CMOS sensor, LED flash and a 4MP
UltraPixel front shooter to capture perfect selfie images.
On the camera front, the device will sport a 23MP rear camera and a 4MP
UltraPixel front - facing shooter.
As for cameras, it has a 13 - megapixel rear camera, along with
an UltraPixel front - facing camera.
Speaking of specs, let's dive in: the HTC One A9 will feature a 5 - inch Full HD AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 processor with integrated X8 LTE and 64 - bit octa - core CPUs, 3 GB of RAM, 13 - megapixel rear camera,
UltraPixel front - facing camera, HTC BoomSound audio and it all runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
The 4MP
UltraPixel front camera takes great selfies.
There's a 4 MP
UltraPixel front facing camera and 32 GB of onboard storage, plus a MicroSD that supports cards of up to 128 GB capacity.
The HTC One M9 is third with a 20 - megapixel rear shooter and f / 2.2 aperture, but it changes things up for the selfie snappers with
an UltraPixel front camera, which translates to 4 - megapixels.
As for the hardware specs, the 10 features the latest Snapdragon 820 SoC and a RAM of 4 GB whereas the camera specs are 12MP for the rear snapper and 4MP
UltraPixel front snapper fixed with OIS.
There's also said to be a 5 MP
UltraPixel front camera.
Moreover, it had suggested the presence of laser autofocus technology along with the phase detection autofocus (PDAF) lens and OIS as well as a 5 - megapixel
UltraPixel front camera sensor.
Other specs that have been reported include a 5 - inch, 1920 x 1080 display,
UltraPixel front - facing camera, 20 - megapixel rear camera, and a Snapdragon 810 processor.
It has a 13 - megapixel rear camera with dual LED flash, optical image stabilization (OIS) and
a UltraPixel front - facing camera.
Other specs include a 20 - megapixel rear camera and
an UltraPixel front shooter for quality selfies even in low - light conditions.
Other specs remain the same, however, and include
an UltraPixel front camera, 5 - inch Full HD display, a 2,840 mAh battery, and 4G LTE connectivity.
Not exact matches
HTC went back to the 4MP
UltraPixel camera for the
front - facing camera (FFC) for selfies and video chatting.
On the
front is a 4MP
ultrapixel camera that can capture better selfies even in low light conditions.
HTC took its old 4MP
UltraPixel camera and moved it around to the
front, which should provide great selfies and video chatting while allowing you to take good low - light pictures.
HTC's all new One M9 device has some decent improvements with the hardware over the HTC One M8 from 2014, most notably the cameras, which are now a 20MP rear - facing camera and the 4MP
UltraPixel camera on the
front, and the latest CPU from Qualcomm, the 64 - bit Snapdragon 810 octa - core CPU.
The HTC U11 Specs include 16MP
front camera with
UltraPixel light sensitivity.
HTC One mini comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 1.4 GHz dual - core processor with Adreno 305 GPU, 1 GB DDR2 RAM, 16 GB internal storage, 4.3 - inch display with 1280 x 720 pixels resolution, 1.6 - megapixel
front - facing camera, and rear
UltraPixel camera.
The
front camera sports a 16 - megapixel sensor with an
UltraPixel mode, a BSI sensor, an f / 2.0 aperture with a 28 mm focal length.
Both have 12MP HTC
UltraPixel 2 camera with a 5MP
front - facing camera and OIS on each.
Interestingly, on both phones the
front camera can switch between two modes: either a regular 16 - megapixel for when resolution is important, or an
UltraPixel mode which promises four - times the low - light sensitivity.
The
front camera is a 16 - megapixel
UltraPixel, with 1080p Full HD recording.
The HTC One Max is expected to come with a 5.9 - inch 1080p display, 1.5 Ghz quad - core Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage,
UltraPixel camera, dual -
front speakers and 3300 mAh battery and a fingerprint sensor.
The rear camera sensor is a respectable 20MP, while the much - despised
UltraPixel camera has been moved from the rear to the
front.
BoomSound brought powerful
front - facing speakers to the handset, plus the Zoe - powered,
UltraPixel - laden camera had a strong feature set that largely made up for merely average image quality.
Rather than getting rid of the
UltraPixel camera altogether, HTC moved the 4MP
UltraPixel camera to the
front for great selfies and video chatting.
With HTC's «
ultrapixel» technology back at the helm, and with optical image stabilization (in the
front camera, too!)
The
front camera is 16MP with
UltraPixel mode.
On the camera
front, HTC U11 sports a 12 - MP
UltraPixel sensor and five - axis OIS on the back, while the
front camera is 16MP.
The rear camera is 12MP with laser autofocus and OIS, while there's a 16MP
front camera with HTC's
UltraPixel mode.
HTC took the old 4MP
UltraPixel camera and moved it around to the
front, which should provide great selfies and video chatting while allowing you to take good low - light pictures.
The
front camera is a 16MP one with
UltraPixel mode and 1080p video.
This year, HTC has moved the 4MP
UltraPixel camera to the
front.
The whopping 16 - megapixel
UltraPixel produces much more detailed selfies than the
front - facing camera on the Pixel and the LG G6, and with greater depth of color.
The
front - facing camera is a 4 MP
UltraPixel sensor and both
front and back cameras have an f / 2.0 aperture.
The camera experience starts off well with the
front - facing
UltraPixel shooter.
HTC moved the 4MP
UltraPixel camera to the
front, which should give you great selfies or video chatting, compared to the only 1.2 MP FFC in the iPhone 6.
The iPhone still only uses a 1.2 MP
front - facing camera (FFC), while the HTC One M9 uses a 4MP
UltraPixel affair — I can not believe Apple does not put a better FFC for video chatting and selfies.
Front camera capacity will be the same on both devices, 8MP
ultrapixel sensors.
It's rumored to use a 12 - megapixel
UltraPixel 2 sensor, laser autofocus and an optically stabilized f / 1.8 lens for the rear snapper, along with a 5 - megapixel
front camera that also features OIS.
HTC also leads in the selfie arena, with the U11's 16 - megapixel
front - facer producing high - res pics in daylight, backed up by a lower - res
UltraPixel mode for use in darker settings.
HTC is rumored to be using a 12 - megapixel
UltraPixel rear camera with laser autofocus, OIS (optical image stabilization), phase detection, and 5 - megapixel
front - facing
UltraPixel camera for selfies and video chat.
It's in the camera department that you may find some conflicting information, especially considering that the rear shooter is the same 4
UltraPixel camera from the first iteration, with the
front - facing camera getting a boost to a 5 MP sensor with a wide - angle lens.
The smaller megapixel count for the
front facing camera makes me think they are «Hardware
UltraPixels» rather than «Software
UltraPixels»
The M9 shifts the M8's 4MP
UltraPixel camera sensor to the
front, replacing it with a more rudimentary 20.7 MP shooter, which puts the phone more in line with what we've come to expect from other expensive smartphones.
The Pro model is also slightly more powerful, as it's supposed to ship with a 2 GHz octa - core Snapdragon 810 processor inside, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, 13 - megapixel camera, 4 - megapixel
front - facing camera (similar to HTC's
UltraPixel camera) and 3,000 mAh battery.