HTC Titan II Review

HTC Titan II Review - HTC Titan II was powered by a Scorpion 1.5 GHz and comes with a 16 Megapixel camera with 720 p HD video recording capability. HTC Titan II is equipped with other features such as network support HSDPA and HSUPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel front camera, FM radio, GPS, and battery capacity 1730mAh

HTC Titan II Review - Phone dimensions are 71 x 132 x 13 millimetres and weighs 147 grams. In terms of network band on this model we have GSM 850/900/1800/1900, UMTS 850/900/1900/2100, CSD, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA +, and the secondary radio telephone with LTE700 and LTE1700/2100. Of course it also has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, FM radio, accelerometer. Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon 1.5 GHz CPU and 512 MB RAM stick device running very smoothly. Titan II has 16 GB of storage and a large 4.7-inch, 480 x 800 pixels Super LCD screen. There are 16-Megapixel camera on the back with the dual LED flash. The front-facing camera is 1.3 megapixels and the battery has a capacity of 1730mAh comfortable.

HTC Titan II Review  - HTC with Android phones may be viewed as a cash cow, which is why invest so heavily in the success of the x one, one s and variants of each. The Titan II, on the other hand, does not seem to have received quite the same level of tender lovin' from HTC (AT & T), evidenced by the launch of the Passover, and the price is at least double that of Nokia Lumia 900.

HTC Titan II Review  - In the Windows Phone marketplace, you will find a special section to HTC applications exclusive to the brand HTC Windows phone. Some of my favorites are the flashlight and compass apps as well as HTC locations, which gives you GPS navigation features. Offline map data available free of charge for 30 days, but after that you can subscribe to or purchase the map data directly. Watch the others either HTC which lets you rent or buy movies to watch on your device. Image Enhancer is fun if you like silly effects filters

HTC Titan II Review  - One of the features of the most stand-out and draw from the Titan II was the 16-Megapixel camera, equipped with an f/1.6, 28 mm lens, the rear-illuminated sensor and dual LED flash. This is a mouthful, but it is a wonderful camera for a phone. Great pictures, although I'm not sure the color reproduction is perfect at that point. I found the iPhone to take photos that are more "cool", but it would seem as though the Titan II rests on the warmer side.

HTC Titan II Review  - The problem, however, is that the partnership between HTC and Microsoft just don't fit. Windows Phone need a 800 × 480 resolution on all partners. HTC will be for the whole "titanic" thing, with a 16-Megapixel camera and a giant 4.7-inch screen. The problem is that you go with the pixel density 199ppi. For a little context, the iPhone's retina display has a pixel density of 326ppi, so Titan is not so great.

HTC Titan II Review  - On the other hand, I am not too happy with the battery of the Titan II. HTC one kicking ass in the Department's battery life, but an LTE radio is paired with 4.7-inch screen makes a difficult task for small batteries.

HTC Titan II Review  - If you are a fan of HTC, large 4.7-inch screen with a low density of pixels, LTE, the Windows Phone operating system, and would like bragging rights with a 16 Megapixel cameras, the Titan II may be worth the extra money. Whether it's the same price as Lumia 900, the Titan II will be much more competitive. Still a Titan II is a Windows Phone is great, but it is disappointing that HTC will probably not put as much marketing muscle behind it compared to what Nokia is doing with 900 Lumia.