Htc Titan - Get Everything On Your Finger Touch

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The HTC Titan is the latest model that has been unveiled by the HTC, who are working furiously to get past Samsung and Apple as the most popular smartphone maker in the world. It seems to be an achievable ambition considering the amount of features that they have laid on the new phone. The HTC Titan also has the responsibility of making the Windows operating system more popular. A recent result showed that the Windows operating system has become the fourth popular after BlackBerry managed to steal the limelight with its BlackBerry OS 7. The launch of the Windows Phone 7 Mango operating system is expected to make all the difference in the HTC Titan.

However, the HTC Titan is not only reliant upon the operating system, but also the features present within the phone as well. It comes with a 4.7 inch display, which provides it with the capability to claim to be the best smartphone in the world in terms of display size. HTC could have clearly provided a display that measures almost the size of the Dell Venue Pro, but they clearly have decided against ...
... it because it would be a total compromise on the mobile phone itself. As a result, the 4.7 inch display will be the unit that is going to enable the HTC Titan catchall the limelight. The display also provides the capability to show around 480 x 800 pixels of resolution.

Internally, the HTC Titan is not at all surprising because like every other Windows phones, it comes with the internal memory of 16 GB. Even though the ability to expand the memory is not available on the device, one will certainly be able to appreciate the fact that the HTC Titan provides a lot of memory internally. The usage of the eight megapixel camera enables the HTC Titan to capture images in the way that they should be. It is more than a competitor for the camera present in the Samsung Galaxy S2, although the full HD 1080 p video recording option is absent. The 720 p HD video recording, though, offers a more than good replacement, while the eight megapixel unit is not the sole camera in the phone. This is because just about the touch screen display is the 1.3 megapixel unit.

Due to Microsoft's recent buyout of Skype, one can expect the HTC Titan to provide the best form of video calling support that is available right now. The HTC Titan has a 1.5 GHz single core processor, which is quite sufficient to take on the new operating system. It is expected to bring about a number of changes, which would have been available in the predecessor itself, but it will only be through the Windows Phone 7 Mango operating system that it is going to be introduced. One can expect the HTC Titan to be available in the UK in the next few weeks, with prices set to be more than competitive. Besides that you may also wish to take a look at HTC Incredible S for other available deals.