It will also likely increase the resolution to 2,560 x 1,440 pixels - a far cry from the 1,334 x 750 pixels in the current iPhone 6. HTC could well bump the screen size up to 5.2-inches, the same as the HTC Desire Eye but may stop short of the 5.96-inch monster that is the Google Nexus 6. The HTC One M7 was a 4.7-inch phone while the M8 upped the screen size to 5-inches.
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The current trend is for larger phones and the HTC One series has been growing with each installment.
In terms of what to expect from the next generation HTC phone, it's likely that we'll see a small but signficant improvement in screen size and quality. Discussion in Archived Classifieds started by simplicity96, Aug 31, 2016. Home Forums > Classified Adverts > Archived Classifieds > For Sale HTC one M9 Unlocked Gunmetal Grey. I have had it since new and is about 1 year old give or take. This year, we'd expect HTC to announce its 2015 flagship around the second or third week of March, with it available to buy more or less straight away. Hi I have my HTC one M9 that I no longer require.
If it continues the trend this year, we'll be able to buy the HTC One M9 as soon as it's been revealed. Last year, the company revealed the HTC One M8 on March 25 and put it on sale immediately. There's been nothing official from HTC regarding a launch date, but we don't expect it to be far from MWC which, this year, runs from March 1 to March 5. We can often expect to see new phones at the annual Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona but HTC has neglected the show in recent years in favour of its own announcement. Samsung will undoubtedly be launching the Samsung Galaxy S6 in the next few months while Sony and LG will be lining up the Sony Xperia Z4 and LG G4 respectively.īut according to some of the leaks appearing online, the HTC One M9 is shaping up to be the smartphone to beat in 2015. Whatever HTC ends up revealing, it'll have some tough competition to face. The HTC One series has been praised for its machined aluminium construction
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