Likely HTC One successor scores high on AnTuTu
A new HTC device has appeared on the popular AnTuTu smartphone
benchmark app, posing a truly impressive benchmark score of 36532. This
puts it in the league of top tier flagship devices like the Samsung
Galaxy Note 3 and LG G2.
To get an idea of the power we're talking about, we've assembled this table of it next to several top devices we've tested.
Truly impressive numbers indeed, but what exactly is the HTC 0P6B120? The most likely candidate is the upcoming HTC M8, which we've heard about several times already as the supposed successor to HTC's current One flagship.
The M8 is rumored to sport a Snapdragon 800 SoC of the MSM8974 variety, which will be capable of up to a 2.3GHz clock speed. This is set to be alongside a 5-inch 1080p display, 3GB of RAM, and the latest Android 4.4 KitKat with Sense UI 6.0.
While the numbers posted (if legitimate) are truly impressive, it may yet again turn out to be a case of premature fireworks.
If the rumored early 2014 release holds up, the next HTC flagship could be the most capable smartphone only too briefly before becoming eclipsed by more robust offerings, like the rumored Cyanogen-powered Oppo flagship running on the MSM8974AC chipset, which can be clocked up to 2.5GHz. Then there's Samsung's true octa-core variants of its Exynos chips looming for 2014 as well.
To get an idea of the power we're talking about, we've assembled this table of it next to several top devices we've tested.
AnTuTu 4
Higher is better
- HTC 0P6B120 36,532
- Samsung Galaxy Note 3 31,109
- Sony Xperia Z1 30,850
- LG G2 30,243
- Sony Xperia Z Ultra 29,185
- Samsung Galaxy S4 27,613
- HTC One 26,389
- LG Nexus 5 25,097
Truly impressive numbers indeed, but what exactly is the HTC 0P6B120? The most likely candidate is the upcoming HTC M8, which we've heard about several times already as the supposed successor to HTC's current One flagship.
The M8 is rumored to sport a Snapdragon 800 SoC of the MSM8974 variety, which will be capable of up to a 2.3GHz clock speed. This is set to be alongside a 5-inch 1080p display, 3GB of RAM, and the latest Android 4.4 KitKat with Sense UI 6.0.
While the numbers posted (if legitimate) are truly impressive, it may yet again turn out to be a case of premature fireworks.
If the rumored early 2014 release holds up, the next HTC flagship could be the most capable smartphone only too briefly before becoming eclipsed by more robust offerings, like the rumored Cyanogen-powered Oppo flagship running on the MSM8974AC chipset, which can be clocked up to 2.5GHz. Then there's Samsung's true octa-core variants of its Exynos chips looming for 2014 as well.
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