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October 2011
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Grand écran de 4
7 pouces
Enregistrement vidéo HD
Capteur Photo 8MP
Fluidité parfaite de l'OS
Matériaux et finition exemplaires
Navigateur Web performant
Rendu de l'écran
Ecran superbe
Bon contraste
Belles couleurs et forte luminosité
Windows Phone 7.5 est très fluide / Nouveautés de l'OS pertinentes
Capteur 8 mégapixels titanesque en bonnes conditions
Publié: 2011-12-19, Auteur: What , review by: whatmobile.net
Extrait: It€s an almost imperceptible trend, so slow has it been, but make no two ways about it: phones are getting faster – and bigger, not smaller. While Apple has been content to stick with a 3.5-inch screen on every iteration of its iPhone, rivals have been sl...
The HTC Titan puts Windows Phone 7.5 into an enormous chassis, and the big screen has its advantages. However, there’s no Flash or external memory support, and the operating system lacks some key features found on other handsets here. ...
Huge touch screen, 8megapixel camera, Windows Phone 7.5 OS,
No expandable memory, no Flash support in browser, limited selection of apps in the Marketplace
The HTC Titan's outsize casing takes up a lot of pocket space and won't be for everyone, but the latest Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS is gorgeous to look at and fun to use. The huge screen looks good, though it could have been great with a higher pixel co...
Overall I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the HTC Titan: I loved the screen, Mango is a well needed update which does what it says on the tin and the hardware quality is fantastic but there still isn't that "want" factor with the Titan that other devic...
Slick performance, large and vibrant screen, Windows Mango runs flawlessly
Handset feels too big for general use
A premium Windows Phone device with a large screen that makes it great for things like watching films, editing documents and web browsing, but some might find it too big for day-to-day use....
For some the HTC Titan will simply be too large. For others, the lack of Flash may be the killer blow. Windows Phone 7.5 is certainly an advance on its predecessor, though, and if you like the way it emphasises content over apps you could be won over. ...
Superb bright screen, good contrast, nice colours, Windows Phone 7.5 is very fluid / Pertinent innovations to the OS, The 8 Megapixel sensor does well in good lighting conditions, less well without, Excellent finish and surprisingly compact given its positioning, Good at finding the network / Powerful speakers
Screen definition slightly disappointing, especially on the Internet, Size may be offputting / Zune, another iTunes.., You have to get used to the Windows Phone 7.5 OS and its particularities, No memory extension, Battery life slightly down on the competition
The Titan HTC is quite simply the best Windows Phone on the market, both technically speaking and otherwise. The screen resolution could certainly have been better (more pixels) and Windows Phone 7.5 Mango isn't yet perfect (thanks to Bing and derivati...
Although it’s not as heavy or as thick as a big phone could be, you’re never going to lose the HTC Titan in a pocket. Still, it’s handsome, speedy and shows off the capabilities Windows Phone 7 OS in its current Mango flavour. Indeed, it appears that ...
Enhanced contrast, Surround sound effects, Camera effects
No Flash vid support, No contextual menu, Sharp screen design
Compared to the rest on test, the Titan is a big screen with an ever-improving OS underneath... but we can’t help but think the Sensation XL (the same phone running Android) is a better bet.However, if you’re after something different from an Android
