HTC One A9 – the phone to redeem HTC’s past mistakes and the hope for higher sales. Our review impressions turned out a mixed-bag – the One A9 indeed is a device of great build, snappy and offers capable camera, but it’s quite expensive right now.

The holiday season is upon us though and we hope in just few weeks the price goes down to more reasonable levels. And while we are waiting for the change, we present you the full battery breakdown.

HTC One A9 is powered by a 2,150 mAh non-removable Li-Ion battery, which looks about right for a 5″ device. We’ve seen Samsung AMOLED’s produce great battery endurance, but we’ve also seen quite poor non-Samsung phones with AMOLED. So, we were very eager to put the One A9 through its paces.

The 3G talk time endurance turned out unimpressive, though expected considering the battery capacity.

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Talk time

Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro
33:20h

Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G
33:19h

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
30:29h

OnePlus 2
30:29h

Motorola DROID Turbo
30:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE Dual SIM
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL Dual SIM
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL
29:46h

Samsung Galaxy Note5
28:34h

HTC One (M8) for Windows
28:34h

Nokia Lumia 1520
28:34h

Samsung Galaxy Note 4
28:31h

Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet LTE
28:25h

Samsung Galaxy S5
27:37h

Sony Xperia Z1
26:53h

Samsung Galaxy S6 active
26:29h

Samsung P6800 Galaxy Tab 7.7
25:45h

LG G3
25:38h

LG G Pro 2
25:37h

LG G Flex
25:19h

Sony Xperia T2 Ultra
25:16h

LG G2
25:15h

Samsung Galaxy A7 Duos
25:12h

BlackBerry Passport
25:12h

Huawei Ascend Mate
25:12h

Motorola Nexus 6
25:03h

Alcatel Hero
25:02h

Oppo N1
25:01h

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo
24:52h

Sony Xperia Z Ultra
24:23h

Apple iPhone 6 Plus
23:49h

LG AKA
23:20h

Sony Xperia Z3
23:13h

Microsoft Lumia 640 Dual SIM
23:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 LTE
23:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 LTE Dual SIM
23:09h

Oppo R7
22:58h

Samsung P6200 Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
22:42h

Motorola Moto E (2nd gen)
22:36h

Sony Xperia Z2
22:13h

Sony Xperia C3 Dual
22:11h

Meizu MX4 Pro
22:09h

Yota YotaPhone 2
22:09h

Samsung ATIV SE
22:05h

Xiaomi Redmi Note
21:41h

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
21:39h

ZTE Axon Pro
21:23h

Xiaomi Mi 4i
21:02h

Meizu m2 note
20:55h

LG Optimus G Pro E985
20:45h

HTC One M9
20:44h

Sony Xperia Z1 Compact
20:42h

Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
20:24h

Motorola RAZR i XT890
20:07h

Huawei Ascend Mate7
20:06h

Samsung Galaxy A3
20:04h

Samsung Galaxy E7
20:04h

Samsung Galaxy A3 Duos
20:04h

Oppo Find 7
20:03h

Samsung Galaxy S5 Active
20:01h

BlackBerry Q10
20:00h

OnePlus One
19:56h

Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
19:55h

Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 I9200
19:54h

Sony Xperia SP
19:49h

Samsung Galaxy S6
19:48h

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
19:48h

Sony Xperia T3
19:48h

HTC Butterfly 2
19:23h

HTC Butterfly S
19:14h

HTC Desire Eye
19:11h

Oppo R819
19:03h

Asus PadFone X
18:45h

Xiaomi Mi 4c
18:31h

Xiaomi Mi 4
18:15h

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Xiaomi Mi 4c passed through our review with flying colors – we were very pleased with its performance and still camera quality. Today it’s time to give its battery life our traditional breakdown treatment.

The Mi 4c runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 808 and its USB Type-C port is fast charging-enabled. Xiaomi even provides you with a proper power plug to charge its 3,080 mAh blazing-fast.

Our first test measures the 3G talk time endurance and the Mi 4c did great here – it lasted about 18 and a half hours before its battery went dead.

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Talk time

Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro
33:20h

Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G
33:19h

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
30:29h

OnePlus 2
30:29h

Motorola DROID Turbo
30:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE Dual SIM
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL Dual SIM
29:46h

Microsoft Lumia 640 XL
29:46h

Samsung Galaxy Note5
28:34h

HTC One (M8) for Windows
28:34h

Nokia Lumia 1520
28:34h

Samsung Galaxy Note 4
28:31h

Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet LTE
28:25h

Samsung Galaxy S5
27:37h

Sony Xperia Z1
26:53h

Samsung Galaxy S6 active
26:29h

Samsung P6800 Galaxy Tab 7.7
25:45h

LG G3
25:38h

LG G Pro 2
25:37h

LG G Flex
25:19h

Sony Xperia T2 Ultra
25:16h

LG G2
25:15h

Samsung Galaxy A7 Duos
25:12h

BlackBerry Passport
25:12h

Huawei Ascend Mate
25:12h

Motorola Nexus 6
25:03h

Alcatel Hero
25:02h

Oppo N1
25:01h

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo
24:52h

Sony Xperia Z Ultra
24:23h

Apple iPhone 6 Plus
23:49h

LG AKA
23:20h

Sony Xperia Z3
23:13h

Microsoft Lumia 640 Dual SIM
23:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 LTE
23:09h

Microsoft Lumia 640 LTE Dual SIM
23:09h

Oppo R7
22:58h

Samsung P6200 Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
22:42h

Motorola Moto E (2nd gen)
22:36h

Sony Xperia Z2
22:13h

Sony Xperia C3 Dual
22:11h

Meizu MX4 Pro
22:09h

Yota YotaPhone 2
22:09h

Samsung ATIV SE
22:05h

Xiaomi Redmi Note
21:41h

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
21:39h

ZTE Axon Pro
21:23h

Xiaomi Mi 4i
21:02h

Meizu m2 note
20:55h

LG Optimus G Pro E985
20:45h

HTC One M9
20:44h

Sony Xperia Z1 Compact
20:42h

Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
20:24h

Motorola RAZR i XT890
20:07h

Huawei Ascend Mate7
20:06h

Samsung Galaxy A3
20:04h

Samsung Galaxy E7
20:04h

Samsung Galaxy A3 Duos
20:04h

Oppo Find 7
20:03h

Samsung Galaxy S5 Active
20:01h

BlackBerry Q10
20:00h

OnePlus One
19:56h

Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
19:55h

Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 I9200
19:54h

Sony Xperia SP
19:49h

Samsung Galaxy S6
19:48h

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
19:48h

Sony Xperia T3
19:48h

HTC Butterfly 2
19:23h

HTC Butterfly S
19:14h

HTC Desire Eye
19:11h

Oppo R819
19:03h

Asus PadFone X
18:45h

Xiaomi Mi 4c
18:31h

Xiaomi Mi 4
18:15h

Samsung Galaxy Note 3
18:12h

LG G2 mini
18:11h

Oppo Find 7a
18:11h

Samsung I9505 Galaxy S4
18:03h

Samsung Galaxy A5 Duos
18:02h

Samsung Galaxy A5
18:02h

LG G Flex2
17:51h

Sony…

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This week saw some high profile launches, some promises of future technological marvels and was punctuated by some drama surrounding Apple.

The company is having flashbacks of the iPhone 4 launch. The Apple iPhone 6s reception was tested against a variety of Androids and other phones and the 6s not only scored less than the iPhone 6 (its predecessor) it also scored less than the iPhone 4. Strangely, the 4S is behind the iPhone 4 too.

The affordable, premium OnePlus X got a ton of attention too. With a 5″ AMOLED screen with 1080p resolution and Snapdragon 801 it entices Galaxy S4 users, with an anodized aluminum body or the premium option, ceramics. These will cost $250/£200 and £270 respectively (no ceramic for the US).

Samsung’s ‘Project Valley,’ a foldable smartphone, will be unveiled in January next year. The unique contraption will launch in several EU countries and, of course, South Korea. That makes up for still not having an EU Galaxy Note5, right?

Samsung’s R&D department got even more love when word came out of Korea that the Exynos 8890 chipset (slated for the Galaxy S7) will hit the production lines in December. Codenamed ‘Mongoose,’ this chipset will debut Samsung’s custom CPU cores, a break away from the ARM designs.

The company staid in the headlines with the Samsung Galaxy View, its 18.4″ tablet. It features TV integration and wants to be a portable smartscreen at home and serve the whole family with a mini social network.

The rollout of the stable version of MIUI 7 got a lot of people excited too. It’s landing on a number of Mi and Redmi devices over the air and promises faster UI, longer battery life and better customization.

The Oppo Neo 7 is a fairly affordable entry into the 5″ market. At $200 it’s not very competitive with the OnePlus X though, with only qHD resolution (540 x 960) and Snapdragon 410 chipset and no special build materials.

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Apple iPhone 6s reception tested, results come out pretty bad
Gert Frolund Pedersen over at Aalborg University has tested the iPhone 6s as well as the Galaxy S6 and Sony Xperia Z5 Compact signal strength.

The OnePlus X is a Snapdragon 801 5-incher with a Ceramic body option
The fancy material adds 22g and £70 to the phone, only 10,000 will be sold.

Report reveals launch markets for Samsung’s foldable ‘Project Valley’ smartphone
Last month, there were reports that the device will be ready for unveiling in January next year.

Samsung Exynos 8890 for Galaxy S7 to hit mass production in December
The upcoming chipset will be Samsung’s first ever to use custom-designed CPU cores, and not ARM’s.

MIUI 7 global stable ROMs now available for download
Available for Mi 3, Mi 4, Mi Note, Redmi 1S, Redmi 2/Prime, Redmi Note, and Mi Pad.

Oppo Neo 7 is official with a 5-inch qHD display and Snapdragon 410
The smartphone targets the entry-level segment with a price tag below…

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Buried under the piles of footage we took with this year’s iPhones, a comparison between the video output of the iPhone 6s and the 6s Plus somehow managed to go unpublished. Well, that changes here and now. OK, actually we added it to both reviews yesterday, we’re just making sure you’re in the loop.

So, as you can imagine, everything else being equal, the VS focuses on optical image stabilization. The iPhone 6s doesn’t have it, and the Plus does. Where the iPhone 6 Plus only used it for stills, starting from this generation it’s also employed when shooting video.

And it makes all the difference in the world. Building on top of the already capable electronic image stabilization of the iPhone 6s, putting the hardware to good use yields even better results. You don’t need to trust us on this one, watch it for yourself in the video…

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This was a busy week and a great one for lovers of XL-sized Androids, though we got a couple of 5-inchers too.

Motorola unveiled two Verizon devices – the Droid Turbo 2 and the Droid Maxx 2. The Motorola Droid Turbo 2 is a month away from launch and is Moto’s new top dog. It has a 5.4″ QHD P-OLED display and is powered by Snapdragon 810, so it tops the Moto X Style. It does borrow its 21MP camera and stereo speakers.

The Motorola Droid Maxx 2 is Verizon’s version of the Moto X Play. This means a 5.5″ 1080p screen, water repellant coating (IP52) and a 21MP camera. Unlike the Turbo 2, the Droid Maxx 2 records 1080p video instead of 4K. Both have huge batteries though, 3,730mAh and 3,630mAh respectively.

The duo launched on October 29. The Droid Maxx 2 goes for $624 (full retail price) and the Droid Turbo 2 is $384. You can pay those in monthly installments too.

Samsung unveiled its honking big 18.4″ tablet, the Samsung Galaxy View. It’s more of a portable smart screen with TV integration with 4W stereo speakers. The 1080p screen resolution and octa-core Cortex-A53 aren’t greatly impressive though. It’s coming November 6 for $600.

MetroPCS (and soon T-Mobile) got an affordable 5.5-incher from Alcatel. The Alcatel Fierce XL has a 720p screen and an 8MP camera with Polaroid software. It’s powered by Snapdragon 210 and will cost $140 when it launches on November 2.

OnePlus X, the company’s first 5″ phone, was unveiled this week with a 5″ 1080p screen, Snapdragon 801 chipset and an optional ceramic body. The base version has an anodized metal frame, but the premium ceramic version (only 10,000 will be made) takes 28 hours in a 1,480°C to manufacture. The base version is $250/£200 and the ceramic one is £270 (not available in the US).

Oppo has a more modest 5-incher, the Neo 7, with a qHD screen (540 x 960px), Snapdragon 410 and an 8MP f/2.0 camera. It’s $200 and launched in Asia, the Middle East and Africa (headed to Mexico later on).

Finally, a 7″ dual-SIM tablet from BLU. That’s right, the BLU Studio 7.0 LTE has two SIM slots and 4G LTE. It launched on Amazon in the US and will set you back $200. Other than the great connectivity, the specs are fairly modest with a 7″ 720p screen, Snapdragon 410 chipset and Android 5.1.

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The clash of titans has ended and the Sony Xperia Z5 has emerged victorious. Cementing its position as the most loved high-end smartphone, the Z5 gathered more votes than the other two combined and never really had much opposition.

Finishing last, the iPhone 6s managed to collect a lowly 16% of the nearly 13,000 votes. The Android vs. iOS battle turned out not to be in its favor – instead of an even spread between the OS’s, which would leave the iPhone in front, Apple’s creation couldn’t even attract a third of the readers.

The Samsung Galaxy S6, on the other hand, enticed a bit more than a quarter of the voters for a 28% overall result. Despite being the oldest of the three by some six months, it’s still a solid performer and a regular in the Top 10 trending chart week after week.

The Sony Xperia Z5 scored twice what the S6 did – 56% of the upvotes went its way. Now, Sony’s loyal supporters been known to mobilize when the situation calls for it, but with such high numbers we’re inclined to believe there’s more to the Z5’s win than your everyday fan love.

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In yet another edition of our weekly Top 10 trending chart, we witness the Samsung Galaxy J-series dominate. A total of three members of the Korean manufacturer’s affordable line are present, one of them in the top spot.

The Galaxy J2 returns after briefly falling off the wagon last week, and we now find it in seventh. The other two Js seem to be bolted to the podium – the J5 returns to its runner-up position, which the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 (now nowhere to be found) briefly claimed for a week, while the J7 holds the top spot for a fourth week in a row in terms of specs page hits.

The Galaxy Grand Prime joins its cousins on the podium in third, keeping the Galaxy Note5 away from the medals. The iPhone 6s is in fifth spot, customarily occupying the middle of the chart.

It’s the Meizu metal, which is the only true new entry this week. The Helio X10-powered metal-clad 5.5-inch phablet joins the race in sixth position, a few hundred hits per day ahead of the J2.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 flagship, which held the crown for months earlier this year, is now in eighth position, keeping company to the Sony Xperia Z5, itself in ninth. The LG Nexus 5X, in the running since last week, has slipped three spots down to tenth and completes this week’s list of most popular phones.

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Samsung Galaxy J7
RANK: 1WAS: 1

specs review

Samsung Galaxy J5
RANK: 2WAS: 3

specs review

Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
RANK: 3WAS: 4

specs review

Samsung Galaxy Note5
RANK: 4WAS: 6

specs review

Apple iPhone 6s
RANK: 5WAS: 5

specs review

Meizu metal
RANK: 6NEW IN

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Samsung Galaxy J2
RANK: 7NEW IN

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Samsung Galaxy S6
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Battery packs are heavy and bulky and are yet another item you need to remember to pick up when leaving home. Or risk being left with no power in your smartphone, but nobody does that, we’ve been told.

Now, what if you could have batteries implanted or strapped to yourself, so you’d be guaranteed to have extra juice on the go? Or more realistically, embed them in an object you’d wear anyway, such as your belt.

More or less that seems to be the reasoning behind the Ion Belt – a leather belt with a built in 3,000mAh battery pack. Filling the pack is done by inserting the pin into a USB port, while feeding your electronic device of choice takes place at the tail end of the belt where you have a female USB port. There is also an LED indicator for battery level like on any self-respecting battery pack.

The Ion Belt is being crowdfunded on Kickstarter, and less than a day into the campaign it’s gathered $20,000 of the $50,000 goal, so it’s looking promising.

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Gionee is all set to launch the Elife S Plus phablet in India, apparently. Teasing the device on its Facebook page is part of the story, but the folks over at PhoneRadar have also managed to get their hands on a live unit and some press materials.

The smartphone will come with a 5.5-inch AMOLED display protected by Gorilla Glass 3, though the HD resolution isn’t spectacular. It will be powered by the Mediatek MT6753 chipset with an octa-core processor coupled with 3GB of RAM. Built-in storage is quoted at 16GB with the option for expansion via microSD.

Gionee Facebook teaser • Elife S Plus handled • Press images

A 13MP primary camera on the back is paired with a single-LED flash, while the selfie shooter is a 5MP unit. Battery capacity is listed at 3,150mAh and filling up is done through the USB Type-C port on the bottom.

The Gionee Elife S Plus will boot Android 5.1.1 Lollipop with the company’s home-grown Amigo OS on top, in its 3.1 iteration. The LTE-enabled smartphone will have dual-SIM capability and all of the above will be yours for INR 16,999 ($260).

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Apple will be offering a flat $50 discount on select Apple Watch models in select retail outlets in the US, on purchase of any new iPhone.

Customers will be able to get the discount on the Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch in any color, size or strap combination. The offer is not available on Apple Watch Edition or Apple Watch Hermès. Then again, you really shouldn’t be looking for $50 off if you’re purchasing either of those variants.

The discount is available in select Apple Stores in California and Massachusetts, including Burlingame, Chestnut Street, Corte Madera, Hillsdale, San Francisco and Stonestown in the Bay Area, and Boylston Street, Burlington, CambridgeSide and Chestnut Hill in the Boston metro area. It is not available online.

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