My chief concern with HTC possibly building this year's Nexus is the battery life. From experience, the battery life on HTC phones is horrible. I don't know who supplies HTC with batteries, but it seems like they always cut corners in that area.
We basically know all about the 10, from specs to design, but what we don't know the battery capacity. I'm not willing to compromise in that area, especially after using this 6P. Also, the rumored decrease in screen size is a no go for me, as well as the prospect of no BoomSound front speakers.
I was all concerned about getting the 6P because of the SD 810, but I haven't had many issues in actual use. That's not to say I'm not interested in seeing how the SD 820 fares in terms of performance. Will it be that much faster or efficient with battery with that 14 nm FinFet process that Samsung uses? I need to be blown away by this year's Nexus for me to upgrade, though, because with the exception of a couple nitpicks, the 6P is pretty close to the "perfect" Android phone.
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