HTC One M9

HTC One M9

HTC One M9 will be in market soon. That phone was supposedly going to have a QHD display, a Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB of RAM, a waterproof body and more megapixels in the camera.
we're sure it will be great, after all the HTC One M8 is sitting pretty at the top of list of the ten best phones in the world. The HTC One M8 isn't perfect though, there's always room for improvement and technology has moved on since it launched, so with that in mind here's what we want to see in the HTC One M9.

 BATTERY LIFE
We were pretty impressed by the battery life of the HTC One M8, but
the Samsung Galaxy S5 and the Sony Xperia Z2 had it beat.
So we'd love for the HTC One M9 to have more battery life. We don't think two days of battery life should be unrealistic, after all the HTC One M8 and a number of other phones can already comfortably make it into a second day, they just need a bit of a boost to make it to the end of the day.

DISPLAY
The HTC One M8 has a gorgeous screen, as the  others brands like LG G3 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 are now bringing QHD (1 440 x 2560) displays to the mainstream.
All those extra pixels don't make a huge difference but it is a
noticeable one and if the HTC One M9 doesn't have a QHD display
then it risks being overlooked.

 SCREEN
screen is the center of the attraction of smartphones. how about making it with sapphire crystal glass? The HTC One M9 is bound to be expensive, so many people are going to want to put it in a case to keep it protected,
but it's also bound to be a thing of beauty so it would be a shame to
cover it up.

The more durable it is the less necessary that becomes and a
sapphire crystal screen would help a lot. if the HTC One M9 does it could also be the first mainstream smartphone to do so, which would surely be a big selling point.

WATER AND DUST RESISTANCE
 If HTC one M9 has ability to fight with dust and water resistance it would be great.M9 should have ability to survive a spill or a bit of rain would certainly be reassuring and now that Samsung and Sony are both water and dust proofing their phones there's little excuse for HTC not to do the same.

CAMERA

The HTC One M8 is great in low light as its lens lets more light in than competing smartphone cameras.
On top of that it's only got a 4MP sensor, which is fine when you're just viewing shots on your phone.

so we want some more megapixels which will give a bright image in a low light.It almost seems like HTC itself might be
moving away from UltraPixels, given that the HTC One Mini 2 and the
HTC One E8 both have 13MP camera.

Some extra features

Sure a heart rate monitor and UV sensor are hardly essential
components in a smartphone, but we wouldn't say no to them and
we'd also be quite happy to see more of a focus on fitness software
from HTC, as HTC has done with the M8 by simply including the Fitbit app. HTC needs something.

PROCESSOR
 HTC should , put in an octa-core Snapdragon 81 0 with 6GB of RAM, or at least make sure your phone is a match for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Sony Xperia Z4.

DESIGN

Design is one of the things HTC has done best in recent years, with the
One M8 rivalling even Apple's products, but it could still be better.. On the original HTC One that housed some capacitive buttons, but they've gone from the HTC One M8 so it no longer serves any visible purpose.

There may well be some internal reasons for it but we'd love it if HTC could find a way to remove it.
HTC could also improve the buttons, which feel a little plastic on the
M8 and we'd rather have the headphone port on the top than the
bottom.

 STORAGE
HTC added a microSD card slot to the M8, but we'd still love
more internal storage. Do that while still including microSD support and we could be looking at a phone with 256GB of combined storage, which is far more than most people are ever likely to need, but we'd rather have too much than too little.

 LTE
we'd like to see HTC put Category 6 LTE support in the HTC One M9.
That would theoretically allow it to reach download speeds of around
300Mbps, which is double what most current handsets can manage
and should make it a viable handset right up until 5G arrives.

Admittedly, this is an unofficial concept produced without HTC's
blessing, so it could bare no relation what the company eventually
produces. But we still think it looks cool. Check out the video below
for more.