Information leakage from the database benchmark AnTuTu allowed to read the specs of the yet unannounced smartphone HTC Nexus Marlin. According to documents, the mobile phone runs under the index M1, but by the time the debut may well change your name to any other.
The HTC Nexus Marlin should not be confused with Nexus Sailfish, which is also HTC. This is not surprising, as the Taiwanese vendor is already not the first year working with Google, and even the very first Nexus smartphone was designed specifically for them, though not from scratch. Both smartphones will be released later this year, presumably in September or October and once you get Android OS 7.0 Nougat, the most up-to-date. According to the data from the database AnTuTu, the HTC Nexus Marlin is a monoblock with 4 GB RAM and touch screen of 5.5 inches, supporting a high resolution Quad HD or 2560×1440 pixels. It contains 32 GB of internal memory, a CPU 820 Snapdragon from Qualcomm and two cameras — 8-megapixel front for selfies and a main 13 megapixel.
The rest of the specs are pretty standard — Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, support for LTE networks, and only the number of SIM-cards is not specified, so the cell phone may well be odnoimennym, which is not the best way affect its sales. Just this year, the Nexus line will get three or four new smartphones, two from HTC and one each from Huawei and LG. Cell phone from LG is open to question, and the existence of the first three indirectly confirmed.
