HTC Nexus Marlin Image Shows Up And Its Reported To Take Several Attributes From Nexus 6P

Jul 22, 2016 at 06:46am EDT
HTC Nexus Marlin Image Shows Up And It Will Take Several Attributes From Nexus 6P

The very first image of the upcoming HTC Nexus Marlin has shown up and it appears that there are going to be similarities between this smartphone and the 2015 Nexus 6P.

HTC Nexus Marlin Could Feature The Same Camera Sensor As A Nexus 6P

According to Techdroider, there is a no camera hump in the upcoming HTC Nexus Marlin, which suggests that the remaining portion of the smartphone could be covered with battery, which is the right thing to do. The source also claims that the 5.5-inch handset could have the same battery as a Nexus 6P, which is a 3,450mAh cell, along with the same 12.3MP camera sensor that boasts a large pixel size, and the ability to record 4K videos and slow-mo videos. We will be taking these features with a grain of salt, but the image does state that the device is going to be running Android N ‘out of the box’ and will provide support for the Vulkan API.

As far as the remaining hardware of the upcoming HTC Nexus Marlin goes, Qualcomm announced its Snapdragon 821 very recently, thus confirming that Snapdragon 820 does have a successor that is going to be present in mobile devices during the 2016 Calendar year. Now the question is, which Nexus smartphone is going to come packing it? Not long ago, there was a rumor circulating suggesting that Huawei Nexus could feature a Snapdragon 820, but seeing as how there are already two Nexus handsets being prepped by HTC, it would be fitting if the Chinese manufacturer would incorporate something more powerful in its upcoming offering.

If you wanted to know the differences between Snapdragon 821 and Snapdragon 820, they have been listed below:

Snapdragon 820

Snapdragon 821

HTC is also said to announce its Sailfish handset alongside the 5.5-inch powerhouse, and here are its leaked specifications.

As stated before, take this information with a grain of salt till we have concrete evidence regarding the internals of both smartphones.

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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.

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