htc titan deals

The HTC Titan is truly titanic in every respect. Thankfully this line of thinking stopped short of reaching the prices of the smartphone handset.

The Taiwanese mobile phone giant has really grown in the mobile phone industry every which way you can think of. It is not only in the sheer number of smartphone devices that it manages to bring to the market place, but also in stature. After all what is the point of having whole of smartphones in your name when they are not liked or respected by the people who matter – valued customers and the mobile phone industry experts.

From a maker who used to make Windows based mobile phones for the network service providers to the present day scenario where it is a much feared and well established customer in the sector, HTC Corporation has come a long, long way. And there does not seem to be any looking back now.

The latest smartphone to come out of the blocks is the HTC Titan. Incidentally, it was HTC that got for the UK mobile phone market place its first taste of Window Phone Version 7.0 based smartphone. Today, it is continuing that good work with the Titan that has runs on the Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 version of the operating system.

Of course, the HTC Titan has lot more to go for it than merely the fact that it has the latest Mango version of the Windows operating platform backing it. All the same, it is heartening to see HTC not losing complete faith in the abilities of the Windows Mobile platform. It can always have its set of Android-based smartphones.

The HTC Titan is not a Weighty Issue!

With the HTC Titan, HTC seems to have adopted the “bigger the better” line of approach. Still, to its credit this much can be readily said that even with its wide, wide 4.7 inches touch sensitive screen and so much of firmware loaded on to its frame, at 160 gms the Titan still is pretty manageable and you can lug it around without any major discomfort. If you pick up the Samsung Galaxy S2 handset and then handle the Ttian, we are certain you will not notice any major difference on the heaviness front.

Other Noteworthy Positives!

The other immediate point that is worth while noticing on the positive side is the fact that the big screen holds up nightly to your touch and even the slightest push of the fingertips seems to bring alive the visual content on the screen alive. Be it images, wall papers or videos that are being viewed on high definition it is all sheer visual magic at its very best.

The next big plus with the HTC Titan is its equally powerful and durable battery life that you obtain using the phone for endless hours. Try keeping the Wi-Fi as well as the 3G features on throughout and see y our device hold up nicely for at least a good day and a half. This is something that you cannot say for so many other smartphone around.

The camera device again is a fib snapper. Any novice would have noticed in the past one year or so that HTC has really concentrated on the quality of cameras that it is fitting into its smartphoner. The eight mega pixel shooter with its F/2.2 lens, dual LED flash, and BSI sensor does return you some clear as the day light images and video clips.

Even the mobile phone internet and data networking functions like a breeze and there is really no cause for complain on this front as well.

Now for the lacunas!

Purely from the implementation perspective, the one issue that anyone is going to face with a HTC Titan kind of a giant smartphone handset is the fact that sooner or later you are going to hit a aspect that somehow lags behind the rest of the functions.

Let us see here what these are. To begin with, the HTC Titan does not provide for expandable memory capacity. Now, this can prove to be a big let down for countless users who are looking up to stocking up on video footage, music, photographs and what not!

Secondly, the HTC Video Watch also fails to match up to the expectations that were generated solely on the options performance one got on the HTC Sensation. Even on the social networking front there are concerns. As the Facebook and Google Chat does not seem to be delivering one hundred per cent on this device.

Prices are friendly!

O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone and others have come up with an inexpensive array of HTC Titan deals. You have plenty of cheap HTC Titan contracts that willingly offer this magnificent smartphone handset for free against the standard carrier monthly plans ranging from £ 25 per month to £ 35 per month for 18 months as well as 24 month periods.

Conclusion

If you a customer who likes everything big, then the HTC Titan is just the smartphone for you No doubt. Even for the lesser mortals the Titan does hold the potential to be the ultimate smartphone friend!