HTC promised to bring a full HD and powerful smartphone at the end of 2012 and by kept releasing HTC Droid DNA it has kept his promise. As you already know now, this Droid DNA smartphone carries a 5inches full HD display and moreover one of the most powerful chipset and processor are embedded in it, that are making it even better.
HTC Droid DNA is characterised by Qualcomm MSM615m chipset carrying 1.5 GHz quad-core krait processor and Adreno 320 GPU, boasting 2GB RAM. By these characteristics you can see it is above recently launched Nexus 4. For the memory expansion, this HTC Droid DNA smartphone lacks a microSD card slot, so you would not be able to expand its memory and have to manage with onboard 16GB memory.
The second most interesting thing in this HTC Droid DNA smartphone is its Display. As we have already mentioned it is carrying 5inches full HD display supporting 1080 x 1920 pixels. Its display is Super LCD3 capacitive touchscreen which can support 16M colors and has broken the records of previous pixel density as it has 441 ppi.
In camera configuration, HTC Droid DNA matches the one of the most interesting smartphones of the present market but not above them as it has 8MP primary and 2.1MP secondary sensory and the good news both sensors can record full HD video.
If we talk about the software, HTC Droid DNA comes with Android OS, v4.1 (Jelly Bean) and all amazing HTC Sense which makes it different among all brands. I personally like HTC smartphones because of HTC Sense UI. As it comes with Android 4.1 and later it would be receiving Android 4.2 Jelly Bean update and it would also be supporting other future software update as it is one of the most powerful smartphone of the market.
Battery could be the issue of this beast smartphone as it is only powered with 2020 mAh Li-Ion battery and if we talk about another flagship Samsung Galaxy SIII 4.8inches carrying 2100 mAh battery. As we expected, HTC could bring something more in the battery but overall HTC Droid DNA is perfect with power, display, looks, construction and connectivity.
