HTC’s recent flagship devices have often polarized opinions when it comes to discussing their cameras. While some have criticized the UltraPixel experiments, others have managed to see the positive side of things. Even the return to mainstream technology such as the Toshiba made 20MP sensor as found in the One M9 has drawn negative comments, despite HTC issuing software updates to improve the sensor’s performance. Today, it has been rumored that the Taiwanese company’s upcoming next flagship, the HTC Aero, will feature ground-breaking camera technology.
So, what is this rumored new camera technology that the HTC Aero will apparently feature in its rear sensor? Well, there isn’t much to go on at all, other than a report out of Vietnam saying that the new rear camera technology will allegedly transform HTC’s weakness into a strength, possibly featuring an aperture of f/1.9 with the ability to store images as RAW files. There may also be an improved user-interface. And that’s all we have to go on.
There’s no need to even take a pinch of salt with this rumour because it’s basically just a bag of hot air. The RAW files could be explained away by the HTC Aero simply sporting the latest version of Android. As for the alleged f/1.9 aperture, well that is hardly ground-breaking by itself because the Galaxy S6 rear camera already has a f/1.9 aperture while LG’s G4 boasts a f/1.8 aperture. Until a specific technology is mentioned, this rumour is nothing to get excited about. Oh hum.
With the HTC one M9 struggling for sales, and the Taiwanese company’s stock plummeting, HTC could certainly do with its next flagship recapturing its fan’s imagination. No one wants to see the former King of Android struggling for form, so here’s hoping that HTC can pull the rabbit out of the hat once more, and return to profitable ways. The HTC Aero is rumoured to be announced in October, just a few, short months away.
Source: HTCViet
Via: PhoneArena
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