A year after the 64-bit iPhone 5s HTC has presented the first 64-bit smartphone running Android. The company is positioning new product called the HTC Desire 510 as the most affordable device with network support LTE. Despite the presence of promising platform, the device uses a 32-bit software - the "native" 64-bit version of Android for ARM processors yet.
HTC Desire 510 has a 4.7-inch display with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory, dual cameras - 0.3 MP front and 5-megapixel main and battery 2100 mAh. Dimensions of the device - 139,9 x 69,8 x 9,99 mm, weight - 158 grams.
In a press release, HTC has paid much attention to the fact that the Desire 510 offers access to high-speed LTE networks at a reasonable cost, but "lost sight of" what's inside the new items - 64-bit 4-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor clocked at 410 1 2 GHz. Probably, this is done in order to rank the first 64-bit got smartphone flagship Desire , which will be presented during the exhibition IFA 2014 - Desire 820.
Snapdragon processor 410 Desire 510 inferior in performance 805-th model processor Qualcomm. Other specs are also undistinguished, which puts the machine to the middle category.
As already mentioned, despite the presence of a 64-bit processor, Desire 510 uses a 32-bit software: Android 4.4 (KitKat) with proprietary interface Sense 6. superstructure so that the time of release of its processor can not be operated at full capacity. 64-bit architecture will support the version of Android 5.0, which will be released later this year.