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With the launch of the HTC One M9 just around the corner , the phone - which we originally thought of as a QHD (2K) smartphone is now rumored to have that display resolution changed to a lower 1080p in order to give it a better battery life and more power . Although the phone will have a Snapdragon 810 , 3GB of Ram , a 20 mp rear sensor , the power and battery juice needed to push extra pixels will be saved if the said phone has a lower resolution . Wallpaper from the alleged HTC One M9 are allegedly  scaled for 1080p  The HTC One M9 is said to be unveiled on the 1st of March (next month) , If 1080p display's are not your thing , you can always wait for the QHD HTC Butterfly 3 which is also rumored for a mid year launch according to @upleaks  HTC BUTTERFLY3(aka B3) with 5.2” WQHD Display. — @upleaks (@upleaks) February 18, 2015 Written By Rakitha for MasHD Source - Androidauthority

HTC has unveiled a new addition to its Butterfly family of high end Android smartphones , The HTC Butterfly 2 , which was also known as the Butterfly J in Japan features some features of the HTC One series with a  charm design made out of plastic . The HTC Butterfly 2 features a different dual camera Ultrapixel system with 2 sensors for depth perception with the main camera being of the 13MP type and the camera on top being a standard 4mp unit along with Dual LED flash .The front camera of the phone is said to be of 5mp quality,The phone has a 2,5Ghz Snapdragon 801 processor with 2GB of RAM , 16GB of storage with MicroSD card slot ,LTE and other knickknacks like NFC , 1080p video recording . The front facing boomsound speakers have been enhanced with  a Harman Kardon LiveStage signal amplifier for better audio quality . The phone runs on Android 4.4 out of the box and it comes with the latest version of HTC Sense which will be visible on the 5.0" full HD display .battery lif...

HTC is readying an updated version of its Butterfly smartphone, with the HTC Butterfly S already caught in the wild complete with BoomSound speakers as on the HTC One. The new model, spotted by VR-Zone in China, is expected to be roughly the same size as its predecessor, which was HTC’s first device with a 1080p display, in this case measuring in at 5-inches However, whereas the original Butterfly had a speaker on the rear of the casing, this new Butterfly S removes that and switches instead to stereo speakers on the front of the phone. HTC debuted that approach on the One, dubbing the system BoomSound and using specially wide-range drivers and amplification to reduce distortion at high and low frequencies, as well as at high volume. The system paid off, with the One being one of the best smartphones for audio performance that we’ve tested. HTC then rolled out the Desire 600, a dual-SIM device for limited markets, also including BoomSound, while the oft-rumored HTC One mini is al...