The HTC Titan is one of the most exciting Windows Phone 7 handsets yet, raising the bar for the platform once more. With its 1.5GHz processor, 4.7 inch display, and fancy new camera, the Titan shows off HTC's prowess as one of the leading smartphone m...
Big display is a good match for this OS Touchscreen keyboard makes typing painlessBuild quality is almost perfectBrilliant camera for both stills and video
Usable storage maxes out at 12.6GBWP 7.5 still has a few bugs and a shortage of apps
This phone is not for the faint-hearted, but its build quality, screen size and camera make it the best Windows Phone on the market -- at least for now....
Excellent touch-screen and keyboard, modern and full-featured email interface, social networking is built right in, great build quality, good camera, innovative and intuitive OS, good screen for movies ...
Lack of apps on Windows Marketplace, Bing Maps lacks pedestrian directions, 4.7-inch screen may be too large for someLook and Feel...
A powerful, deliciously designed superphone on the underrated Windows Phone OS that would be an unequivocal must-buy if only its apps and maps were up to scratch ...
It's always easy to review a Windows Phone 7 device; you know what to expect in terms of software (thanks to the extremely limited freedom OEMs have when customizing the software), so it comes down to hardware and finding a form factor that works for ...
The Titan is a phone of surprises. The big display leads you to expect a similarly impressive resolution, but HTC doesn’t deliver that; on the flip-side, it also leaves you cautious about battery life, but the Titan had no trouble there. Windows Phone...
Abstrakt: In this video we take a closer look at the hardware of the HTC Titan, which touts impressive specs for a Windows Phone: it has a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon single-core CPU, 512MB of RAM, 16GB of ROM, UMTS 850/900/2100 (allowing it to get on AT&T 3G...
