HTC Desire 820: First Android phone with 64-bit SoC

HTC Desire 820: First Android phone with 64-bit SoC

HTC announces first Android Smartphone with 64-bit chipset. In IFA 2014 HTC come up to the stage with its new Android Smartphone Desire 820, this is the upgrade to its Desire 816 phone launched in MWC 2014. HTC Desire 820 become the limelight because it has 64-bit chipset. None of the Smartphone is present in market with 64-bit chipset architecture. The Smartphone is packaged with Qualcomm’s new 64-bit Snapdragon 615 SoC with increased RAM of 2GB and 16GB internal storage.

Highlights of Features

The Taiwanese company HTC is known for its Smartphone build quality and eye-catchy design. The anchor feature of Desire 820 is its 64-bit chipset architecture; it’s the first Android Smartphone having this pride. The Smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s new 64-bit Snapdragon 615 processor. Snapdragon 615 is an octa-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz and 1.0GHz and has 64-bit chipset with integrated LTE modem. It has 2GB RAM for Soothing performance and has 16GB internal memory space. Desire 820 is having 13MP primary camera with BSI sensor and 8MP front-facing camera. To enhance the photography experience it include Face Fusion software which is having lots of feature like to merge your photo with friend or celebrity for original look, real-time live makeup, photo booth etc. The device is having 5.5 inch with 720x1280 pixels resolution screen. HTC Desire 820 is a mid-range Android Smartphone which sets new benchmark. The device will be available in Marble White, Tuxedo Grey, Santorin White and Milky-way Grey.