More hands on photos with the HTC TITAN II from CES 2022

TITAN II

Nosotros managed to sit down with HTC to go over their new flagship Windows Telephone, the TITAN Two landing soon on AT&T. The 4G LTE device sure defenseless a lot of u.s.a. off-guard specifically due to the inclusion of a massive 16MP camera. The coming together was very productive as not merely did we get to play with the phone more (e'er an heady "geek moment") only nosotros institute out another relevant information that nosotros hope yous folks will find interesting:

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The TITAN II is not replacing the TITAN. The plan is to sell both phones in the same market place with the TITAN II augmenting AT&T'southward offerings to customers with different price points and features. In other words, the TITAN II is the high-end, premium version for customers who want that feature set. The TITAN will be a lower-priced offering for those who are okay with HSPA+, etc. It's an interesting and we remember smart move for both HTC and AT&T.
Every bit we mentioned in the video test, the TITAN Two features a secondary processor for the camera--we're a piddling fuzzy on the verbal details but it explains why shooting at 16MP feels no unlike than shooting at 8MP, with cypher lag
We passed on the info nigh the SRS stutter problems as well as the microphone/audio result that quite a few of you have reported. That info should go to their engineers for further investigation.
No discussion on those docks for the Radar and Titan, in fact, it's probably best to forget those
On HTC using but non always announcing Gorilla Glass--in brusk, they desire some wiggle room in instance of during production they switch to an alternative scratch-resistant screen due to cost or supply issues. What you need to know is that basically all high-end HTC phones accept Gorilla Drinking glass or its equivalent on board.
The HTC TITAN Two is an AT&T exclusive. No word on world-wide release though we can expect some announcements at Mobile World Congress (MWC) next month in Barcelona--as HTC considers that to be ane of their big events. Perhaps an international version of the TITAN II will be announced or something similar.
The push for 4G LTE devices is driven a lot by AT&T wanting to get people off of their overloaded 3G network, so devices like the TITAN II and Lumia 900 are highly welcomed past the carrier
Like Nokia, HTC doesn't seem great on 32GB memory devices. Everyone is pushing for the cloud.
The HTC TITAN is selling very well world-wide and they're very happy with its performance

And what about our 2d experience with the TITAN II? If HTC and AT&T are aiming for this to be a premium version of the TITAN we remember they did a pretty good job as the new changes really give the device a more swish feel to it. The curved glass well-nigh the bottom is a actually excellent engineering science feat and the Super LCD on the TITAN II is even better than the TITAN I (better contrast, brighter). We're pretty excited about getting our hands on this as our daily driver--that LTE is quite the smash to use, particularly when web browsing.

More pics afterwards the pause...

TITAN II

TITAN and TITAN II

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TITAN and TITAN II

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