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you haven't realized it yet HTC has dropped the one moniker off its latest flagship it chose instead to shorten and simplify its name to the HTC ten it's a smart phone that not only looks dramatically different from its predecessor but it's also spec to ensure that to justify to be superior in every facet by looking at - it's almost tough to discern any similarities but trust me there are a lot like a huge lot hey guys John Belasco here with Andrew authority and I'm doing quick look between the HTC One m9 and HTC 10 metal has always been the core material that HTC has forged its flagships out of so it's no surprise that there's a lot of metal here don't get us wrong they're premium but we certainly find the HTC tens design more riveting sure it's a smidgen taller wider and heavier than the m9 but the redesign and attention to detail makes the m9 s design appear Elementary what's most apparent are the beveled edge around the back the capacitive buttons the change to the ear priests grill and a single button that makes up the volume control I wasn't bad with sharper edges of the m9 now just by looking snapshots are taking the two handsets side-by-side to one another I can't help but to fall in love with how the HTC 10 has an unmistakable silhouette with the size increase the HTC 10 packs along a slightly larger 5.2 inch quad HD Super LCD 5 display whereas the m9 has a smaller 5 inch 1080p Super LCD 3-1 there's just no comparison here folks well because the HTC tens panel is more detailed when you look at it very closely now don't get me wrong the M lines 1080p resolution is plenty detailed but the HTC's tends to jump to quad HD resolution has been a long time coming the HTC 10 is also packin the newer hardware a quad-core Snapdragon 820 chipset coupled with three thing bytes RAM and Adreno 530 GPU in contrast to the m9 features last year's top-line chip the Snapdragon 810 it's still plenty powerful but the upgrade comes in handy you're dealing with HTC ten squat HD resolution turning our attention to the cameras the m9 didn't live up to the expectations with its 20 megapixel sensor falling flat particularly under low-light settings well the HTC ten brings back the ultra pixel camera as it slept with a 12 megapixel sensor on the back with 1.5 5 micron pixels and F 1.8 aperture lens laser autofocus BSI and a dual tone LED flash will see if blow light performance is improve though HTC Sense UI has always been a favorable custom experience in the Android community delivering a good balance to meet the demands of users this year's sensor wise an evolutionary one that's running on top of Android 6.0 marshmallow even though the general layouts and visuals are the same HTC is so much streamlined experience and that's a really good thing mainly because many of HTC's own apps complected with those from google staple last year therefore there's no more wondering what music or email app to use history has shown us that HTC is still in that stage of rebuilding at the last year's effort it seemed as though that a rebound was impossible thankfully though that doesn't appear to be the case because the HTC 10 seems like a polished product and far more ambitious than the m9 let's just hope that all this hard work pays off