The HTC Desire 820 has landed, delivering the world’s first 64-bit Android smartphone while catering to the people’s selfie obsession with an 8 megapixel front’facing camera. The phone is similar to the HTC desire 816 on the outside, but performance shouldn’t disappoint since the new processor is significantly more powerful than the Snapdragon 400 chip that’s used in most other 2014 mid-range devices. It’s amazing how mid-range phones are more powerful than flagship phones from 12 months ago.
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HTC has given the Desire 820 some really interesting party pieces in the form of a 64-bit processor, an 8MP selfie camera and low price tag, yet somehow misses its mark by some distance.