Titan, Focus S, and Focus Flash photos..

[boss.king]

Am I missing something or is the Focus S basically the same phone as the Titan, just with a different body and screen?

 

[1jaxstate1]

I suggest you load up a MP3 to skydrive and give it a try. It works for me.

SkyDrive doesn't have a streaming service, so an app wouldn't help there.

 

[1jaxstate1]

I don't understand. Is the Titan just a HD7 with a bigger screen and a larger body? Is the Focus S just a Arrive with a different body and a larger screen? Pretty much yeah, but there are differences in the inside. Some have FFC, some don't. The Focus S has NFC, the Titan don't. The Titan has DNLA but the Foucs S doesn't. But they all are WP7, so they are all pretty similar.

Am I missing something or is the Focus S basically the same phone as the Titan, just with a different body and screen?

 

[Pronk]

If the European Focus S looks the same, I'm sold on that - solid specs, and a nice contemporary design that's not too fussy. The Nokia shots, if anything, have put me off. It looks like an old-style iPod Nano case-wise.

 

[power5]

BOOM! press shots.

Nokia better bring it. the Searay is not going to cut it.

Samsung looks like a better styled case than the titan but looks like plastic. Besides the terrible depth of field setting in the side by side photo of all 3, the screens do not look any different. Definitely not a sales slide for SAMOLED screens in my book.

 

[1jaxstate1]

Yeah, I'm sure the Focus will be the plastic, most of the Galaxy S2's I've handled are. The Titan is aluminum unibody!

 

[selfcreation]

sweet!! i love Samsung phone build, SOOO SEXY!!

keep the light plastic frames coming baby!!

i love not having to carry a BRICK in my pocket like the HTC users screw the stupid metal frame with kick stands that weight ur pants down to your knees.



HTC user

 

[benjiprice]

I was pretty sure I was going to go for the Focus S. But after the Titan reviews and these pics I'm not so sure anymore. I could see myself going with the Titan instead. I'll have to try them out at the store.

 

[1jaxstate1]

If a cellphone is too heavy for you. I suggest you log off and go do some push ups. LOL!

sweet!! i love Samsung phone build, SOOO SEXY!!

keep the light plastic frames coming baby!!

i love not having to carry a BRICK in my pocket like the HTC users screw the stupid metal frame with kick stands that weight ur pants down to your knees.



HTC user

 

[LinT]

Are any of these phones coming to sprint?? What about t-mobile? (besides the radar) Im out of contract (with my palm pre) and can switch but i'd only go to t-mobile since they are cheaper (att and verizon are too expensive). So any good phones coming to sprint or tmo?

 

[1jaxstate1]

Nope.

Are any of these phones coming to sprint?? What about t-mobile? (besides the radar) Im out of contract (with my palm pre) and can switch but i'd only go to t-mobile since they are cheaper (att and verizon are too expensive). So any good phones coming to sprint or tmo?

 

[LinT]

oh well... looks like its the radar for me!!

 

[1jaxstate1]

The nope was for Sprint. Not sure if tmobile is getting anything new, other than the radar.

oh well... looks like its the radar for me!!

 

[Dusteater]

I don't understand. Is the Titan just a HD7 with a bigger screen and a larger body? Is the Focus S just a Arrive with a different body and a larger screen? Pretty much yeah, but there are differences in the inside. Some have FFC, some don't. The Focus S has NFC, the Titan don't. The Titan has DNLA but the Foucs S doesn't. But they all are WP7, so they are all pretty similar.

Where did you hear the Focus S has NFC? That alone might make it the phone for me if true, but I never saw anything about it either way.

 

[selfcreation]

Where did you hear the Focus S has NFC? That alone might make it the phone for me if true, but I never saw anything about it either way.

most new phone have it + it shows it in specs+ u see it in the picture

 

[Dusteater]

most new phone have it + it shows it in specs+ u see it in the picture

That is good, but surprising since the OS doesn't yet support it.

Andy Lees talks Windows Phone 7 hardware for 2012 and NFC - Pocket-lint

But I am excited that Samsung is forward looking and put it in anyways. Since we are locked into a device for 2 years, and NFC is coming next year, I can be future proofed with this device. I am mostly excited about using it for mass transit applications in Europe, especially the Saint Petersbrg metro system.

 

[Stig]

The Focus Flash is called the Omnia W he in Europe.

Does anyone know which models will be available here and what they might be called?

I'm still waiting to see the price of the Nokias anyway...

 

[1jaxstate1]

Yeah it's nice. Technology moves so fast that it's great that Samsung looked ahead. I was amazed at the number of businesses that are set up to use NFC, just in my immediate area.

That is good, but surprising since the OS doesn't yet support it.

Andy Lees talks Windows Phone 7 hardware for 2012 and NFC - Pocket-lint

But I am excited that Samsung is forward looking and put it in anyways. Since we are locked into a device for 2 years, and NFC is coming next year, I can be future proofed with this device. I am mostly excited about using it for mass transit applications in Europe, especially the Saint Petersbrg metro system.

 

[ecthroi]

I was pretty sure I was going to go for the Focus S. But after the Titan reviews and these pics I'm not so sure anymore. I could see myself going with the Titan instead. I'll have to try them out at the store.

that is exactly where i am with things too. a windows phone version of the GS2 sounded awesome, but i'm almost underwhelmed with the photos. especially after watching/reading every tech site's review of the Titan, i'm really up in the air between them. it'll just come down to having each in hand and seeing which one i like better. hopefully i'll be able to do this at my local AT&T store sooner rather than later.

 

[dawrath]

Comes down to storage and battery life for me.