Galaxy Nexus
Galaxy Nexus introduces Android 4.0 on Samsung hardware with a 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED display and software navigation. This entry follows global HSPA hardware.
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Nexus 4
Google’s first Nexus phone with LG combines a glass back and 4.7-inch IPS display with quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro, 2GB RAM and wireless charging.
Nexus 5
Nexus 5 continues Google’s LG partnership with a 4.95-inch Full HD IPS display, Snapdragon800, optical camera stabilization and official LTE support.
Nexus 6
Google and Motorola’s Nexus 6 combines a nearly 6-inch QHD AMOLED display, Snapdragon805 and front-facing stereo speakers. This entry uses global XT1100 radio hardware.
Nexus One
Nexus One begins Google’s Nexus phone line with HTC hardware, a trackball, 1GHz Snapdragon and a 3.7-inch display.
Nexus S
Nexus S pairs Samsung hardware with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, curved cover glass, Super AMOLED and NFC. This entry follows the initial GSM / Super AMOLED profile.
Honor
Honor 3C
Honor 3C pairs a 5-inch 720p display, MT6582, dual SIM and a replaceable 2300 mAh battery. China launch and export configurations retain separate memory and camera definitions, supported by the original guide.
Honor
Honor 6
Honor 6 combines Kirin 920, 3 GB RAM, a 5-inch Full HD screen and a marketed 3100 mAh battery in a roughly 7.5 mm body. This early Honor 4G flagship includes microSD and infrared control; SIM, NFC and radio capabilities vary by edition.
HTC
Desire
The original HTC Desire is HTC’s 2010 Android flagship, with 1GHz Snapdragon, 3.7-inch WVGA display and optical navigation. This entry follows European / Asian A8181 and qualifies later panels and software.
HTC
Dream
HTC Dream launched commercially as T-Mobile G1, pairing Android with a side-opening five-row keyboard, trackball and capacitive display.
HTC
Hero
HTC Hero establishes the early HTC Sense Android experience, with a curved chin, trackball, 3.5mm jack and 5MP autofocus camera. This entry follows international GSM hardware.
HTC
One (M7)
The 2013 HTC One, commonly called M7, combines an aluminium body, a 4.7-inch Full HD screen and front BoomSound stereo speakers. Its 4 MP UltraPixel rear camera uses large sensor pixels and optical stabilisation.