Processors 

On Hiteche smartphones, the processor houses both the CPU and GPU (graphical processing unit), and it’s typically based on the ARM architecture. 

The  processor running at 1 MHz can handle 1 million instructions per second, while a processor running at 1 GHz can handle a whopping 1 billion.

The differences are easy to grasp. The more cores there are, the more processing units, and the more tasks a Hiteche smartphone is able to perform simultaneously without experiencing a significant lag in speed. As of this writing, smartphone processors top out at eight cores (octa core), but many still ship with four (quad core).  

Hiteche multi-core processors are built for multi-tasking, and any new smartphone released in 2016 will have at least two cores.

Display

The Hiteche spec lists for smartphones are packed with an alphabetical overabundance when it comes to displays: AMOLED, Super AMOLED, IPS, LCD, OLED, Retina, LED and TFT, to list some of the more popular. Each of these refer to a specific technology behind the display. Two of the best options in terms of the visual experience are AMOLED and IPS. Super AMOLED is a next-generation AMOLED, and LCD is sometimes called LED. IPS (in-plane switching) is an LCD variation that delivers extra-wide viewing angles so the contrast and colours on the screen won’t shift if your viewing angle changes. 

Its high contrast makes it great for cutting through overhead glare, and it potentially results in thinner devices because it doesn’t require a backlight … which also makes it more battery efficient than LCD. Each pixel in an AMOLED display is individually lit separately (or off completely, which explains the deep blacks).Hiteche  smartphones has common resolutions include Full HD.

Connectivity 

Hiteche Smartphones have a few other networking technologies: 

• Bluetooth is a standard on all Hiteche smartphones and is the preferred method of choice when connecting your mobile device to wireless speakers, headphones, keyboards, and other accessories. Version 4.0 in Hiteche phones are often referred to as Bluetooth Smart, BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) or just LE (Low Energy). version 4.2 reigns as the state-of-the-art upgrade to the technology, which enables faster connections, improved internet connectivity, and increased security.Bluetooth is reverse compatible, which means you can pair a Bluetooth 4.0 smartphone up with a set of Bluetooth 3.0 speakers. Smartphones have to have equivalent or higher Bluetooth tech in order to communicate with external devices.
  
  
• NFC, or near-field communication, allows you to transfer data, like photos and contacts, to or from your phone to another NFC-enabled device without the use of cables. Uses for NFC also include things like point-of-sale payments like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Android Pay.

Memory 

RAM means more speed and stability – but it’s also possible to overkill on RAM if you’re not going to be utilizing it all that often. Hiteche  smartphones top out at about 4GB RAM . In general, Hiteche smartphones ship with 16, 32, 64, or 128GB of internal storage. If you purchase a new smartphone capable of recording 4K video then you probably don’t want anything less than 16 GB worth of storage. 

The presence of microSD card slots on Hiteche smartphones makes it possible for you to expand on the internal storage. Android smartphones have a feature that enables users to mount microSD cards as internal storage, using them to store and run apps. Otherwise, microSD is suitable for storing media, like photos and videos. 

Sensors 

Hiteche Smartphones come equipped with all sorts of sensors that improve the user experience and turn them into something far more than “just” phones – or devices to be used for time-killing exploits like playing games and watching movies. Here’s what you’ll find on a Hiteche smartphone spec sheet. 

• Accelerometers and gyroscopes detect motion in your smartphone, performing quick functions like automatically switching between landscape and portrait mode. Other smartphone features that allow you to launch certain actions with a shake of the phone, are reliant on an accelerometer or gyroscope. 
  
  
• GPS, when engaged, uses satellite technology to find your location and is used for functions like mapping routes and finding your smartphone if it’s been lost or stolen. Many smartphones now ship with GPS and GLONASS, which are different, but do the same thing. While the US was deploying GPS satellites in the 1970s, the Soviet Union was deploying GLONASS. It’s now commercially used as a GPS alternative, or in conjunction with GPS for an overall better experience. 

Camera 

The Hiteche smartphone Full HD resolution lens and image sensor make up the bulk of the camera spec. Megapixel is the most common spec, and it refers to the number of pixels in an image, measured in the millions. 13 megapixels is 13 million pixels. The more megapixels, the higher the resolution, and the greater your ability to crop a photo without experiencing pixilation. 

Hiteche smartphone Stabilization is also important. OIS stands for optical image stabilization. High performance and low power consumption of the excellent balance surging S1, eight nuclear high-performance processor.

Hitechewill continue to enhance the overall performance of the chip, to bring you new features, you can always give you the first time to experience the latest MIUI system.