The HTC One A9 with Android 6.0 Marshmallow on-board come mind with high-end hardware could help revive the sinking fortunes of the Taiwanese company.

Android-M’s direct reach to HTC’s One A9 is reported by a known technology tipster, going by the Twitter handle LlabTooFer.

The HTC One A9, originally codenamed the HTC Aero, is drawing a lot of attention at the moment.

There have been murmurings about HTC One A9 specs for some time now, but the picture is now slowly building up ahead of its launch.

More information has surfaced regarding the upcoming HTC One A9 flagship, with claims that it will run Android 6.0 Marshmallow and HTC Sense 7 when it launches this fall. As far as the design goes, Evleaks says the One A9 is built from metal, comes in at 7mm thick and will be available in 6 different color choices.

The leaker also suggests that the handset may be launched as early as October or November, making it one of the very first Marshmallow devices to hit the market.

Other specifications include a 2,150mAh battery, microSD slot, and a fingerprint reader.

More specifically, the recently-leaked benchmark shows the HTC One A9 with a 10-core ARM MT-6797 processor under the hood, clocked at 1.96 GHz and coupled with a hefty 4 GB of RAM. But as the release nears, the saving grace smartphone should soon come into focus. The HTC One M9+ is equipped with a 20-megapixel camera (similar with the M9), as well as the Duo Camera sensor for extra shooting modes with UltraPixel on the front. It’s anticipated that the phone will be made official at an event taking place on September 29 so we should soon find out for sure. Are you disappointed that it might not live up to your previous expectations?