HTC
One (M8)
HTC’s 2014 Android flagship pairs a 5-inch Full HD screen and Snapdragon 801 with front BoomSound stereo and a Duo camera pairing UltraPixel imaging with depth capture. Regional CPU clocks, storage and radios are documented separately.
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HTC
One X
The 2012 One X pairs a polycarbonate unibody with a 4.7-inch 720p display and HTC ImageSense. This archive uses the international Tegra 3 configuration and distinguishes the AT&T LTE variant.
HTC
Sensation
HTC’s 2011 dual-core Android smartphone combines a 4.3-inch qHD screen, Sense 3, 8 MP camera and 1080p recording with a removable battery. Original-model boundaries, regional radios and differing battery records are stated.
Huawei
Ascend Mate7
Huawei’s 2014 Ascend Mate 7 combines a 6-inch Full HD IPS-NEO display, Kirin 925, rear touch fingerprint reader and embedded 4100 mAh battery. Standard, premium and regional configurations remain separate.
Huawei
Ascend P6
Ascend P6 establishes an early P-series design with a 6.18 mm metal body and curved lower edge. Its 4.7-inch 720p screen, 1.5 GHz quad-core platform, 2 GB RAM, 8 GB storage and 5 MP front camera belong to the original 3G generation.
Huawei
U8800 IDEOS X5
The original 800 MHz U8800 combines a 3.8-inch WVGA screen, MSM7230, 512 MB RAM and a 5 MP rear camera. Four capacitive keys, microSD expansion and a replaceable 1500 mAh battery are characteristic of this early Android generation.
LG
G2
G2 combines rear power/volume controls, a5.2-inch Full HD IPS screen and Snapdragon800 with a3000mAh built-in battery,13MP OIS camera and KnockON.
LG
G3
LG’s 2014 G3 combines a 5.5-inch QHD IPS display, rear keys and removable 3000 mAh battery. Snapdragon 801, memory configurations, 13 MP OIS+ laser-assisted camera and regional charging/radio differences are documented.
LG
G4
LG’s 2015 G4 pairs a 5.5-inch QHD IPS Quantum screen with optional leather, removable 3000 mAh power and manual RAW photography. Snapdragon 808, 16 MP f/1.8 three-axis OIS 2.0 and regional radios/charging accessories are documented.
LG
Optimus 2X
Optimus 2X represents early dual-core Android with Tegra2, a4-inch IPS display, separate microHDMI and Full HD recording, plus removable battery and microSD expansion.
Meizu
M9
The Meizu M9 succeeds M8 with customised Android 2.2, Samsung S5PC110 and a 960×640 ASV screen, entering retail on 1 January 2011. WCDMA, GPS and microSD are joined by 512 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM; 8/16 GB packages refer to supplied cards.
Meizu
MX
The first Meizu MX combines a 4-inch 640×960 ASV screen, physical Home key, 8 MP camera, micro-SIM, micro-USB and MHL. January 2012 retail begins with a dual-core model; later new-dual and quad-core revisions retain similar looks while changing the processor, battery and software.