I'm quite fond of the
HTC One X. It's a great looking
phone with a fantastic
camera and awesome performance, but in this day and age it is struggling to keep up. Enter the
HTC One X's successor the (codenamed)
HTC M7!
According to sources close to HTC, the Taiwanese
phone maker are preparing to launch the
new HTC M7 at the
Mobile World Congress next year and features some very impressive upgrades over the
One X and current
One X+.
For starters, the
HTC M7 is expected to receive a
Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core CPU running at a cool 1.7Ghz, there will also be 2GB RAM on-board not to mention Android 4.1
Jelly Bean as standard!
As I mentioned above, the One X has a very impressive camera but the M7 hopes to out perform it's older brother with a new 13 mega-pixel and larger f/2.0 aperture. HTC are calling this new set-up Cinesensor and claim that both slow motion and HDR performance will be greatly improved. This sounds a lot like the Sony Exmor Pro sensor the Oppo Find 5 is using (take a look here for sample photos).
The 4.7-inch display of the
HTC M7 has been
updated too and promises to bring full 1080 HD to the
phone and a pixel density of 468PPI!