- Jan 1, 2011
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Okay... I was at the microsoft event last night and got to play with the Radar 4G, Titan, Focus S and Flash Flash... After typing on the Titan and Radar, I feel HTC has definitely stepped their game up in regards to screen accuracy and responsiveness. Almost seemed like I was typing just as fast as my 4S.
The Titan's body felt more solid in hand than the Focus S and in all honesty, they are both great devices. The Titan did feel a little on the big side, but everything else about it was remarkable. If AT&T had the Titan out now, it would be a very difficult decision.
The camera on the Titan is highly improved from normal craptastic cameras they normally have... and not it's not the "MPs" as it does not play a roll, but the actually optics they use.
It felt heavy, but not a bad kind of heavy... more like a solid heavy.
It felt quicker than the Focus and it's not the .1Ghz more that it has... just felt quicker going through the menus and such.
As long as HTC's hardware holds up, they'll definitely get my business again. May not be the Titan or Radar, but at least I won't have the "no more HTC" mentality again.
The Titan's body felt more solid in hand than the Focus S and in all honesty, they are both great devices. The Titan did feel a little on the big side, but everything else about it was remarkable. If AT&T had the Titan out now, it would be a very difficult decision.
The camera on the Titan is highly improved from normal craptastic cameras they normally have... and not it's not the "MPs" as it does not play a roll, but the actually optics they use.
It felt heavy, but not a bad kind of heavy... more like a solid heavy.
It felt quicker than the Focus and it's not the .1Ghz more that it has... just felt quicker going through the menus and such.
As long as HTC's hardware holds up, they'll definitely get my business again. May not be the Titan or Radar, but at least I won't have the "no more HTC" mentality again.