What it essentially does is measure the relative depth of the object while clicking a picture and then this information can be used to selectively focus/defocus objects to produce DSLR like results. The M8 has a same camera with an additional camera sensor which acts as a depth sensor. Talking about the camera, the Ultrapixel camera on the M7 had a 4 MP (Ultrapixel) sensor with had a large pixel size and proved a good choice while clicking some low light scene. The audio is crisp and clear with no distortion at highest of volumes (which in fact is really High!). The earphone/headphone output is just as outstanding. The result is an unmatched audio experience from a smartphone speaker. They sound even more powerful and contain the dual amplifier setup. The much acclaimed BoomSound speakers give a reappearance in the M8 but without the Beats branding.
It easily bags the best looking android device tag. You have to hold it in person to notice the attention to detail and the finish is outstanding. The right side is flanked by the volume rocker keys and a MicroSD card slot. IR blaster and the power key sit on top of the device and the bottom contains the MicroUSB port and the 3.5mm Audio jack. The left side of the handset contains a nano sim card slot. The 5 MP front camera and the ambient & proximity sensor are just right to the top speaker. Gone are the capacitors buttons from the M7, and they’re replaced by on screen keys.
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The front is occupied by a 5″ 1080p display panel and the BoomSound stereo speakers. The result is a smartphone that is very immaculately built, with precision machined body work. HTC improved from a very polished design of the M7 and increased the percentage of metal in its body and gave it a brushed aluminium finish. Speaking in terms of hardware, the HTC One M8 is quite a looker. HTC One M8 – Official Photo Hardware, Camera & Speakers :
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