Monday, 11 March 2013
With the quad-core smartphones equipped with Full HD 1080p display, the main concern is obviously to see the battery melt like gelato in Rome in the summer sun. HTC seems to be pretty well out.
Objective tests of battery will give you the exact time ever in intensive use. At best they are good scales on which you can rely to guide you in your choice. Generally, moreover, the estimated range of a smartphone video playback or talk time, shares that there is very little compared to a smartphone surfing, receiving push messages or of GPS.
Anyway, it seems that HTC has not repeated the mistakes of the HTC One X to its output: One HTC, with its battery of 2300 mAh, surpasses the Nexus 4, Galaxy S3 or the iPhone 5 without any harm. It could hold eight hours and a half of video playback and 16 hours of talk time. Clearly, we can hope to use comfortably without worrying about the battery for at least a full day, half day and being thrifty. This is a standard that tends to develop in the upscale and better.
Improvements in the time of awakening smartphones are expected in the coming years, especially on the side of solar energy with companies like Wysips. In the meantime, only energy savings and software components allows less energy to move forward.
