The HTC Titan has become the latest model from HTC to hit the stores, and it has already become extremely popular due to the amount of features and HTC has managed to include into this phone. However, it is not just because of the features that the HTC Titan is extremely popular, but it is due to the operating system that is present in it as well. Instead of the Windows Phone 7 operating system, the HTC Titan will be including the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango operating system, which should come with a number of features, which were sorely missed in the predecessor.

The HTC Titan is a phone that has a large touchscreen display measuring 4.7 inches. It could quite possibly be the largest display used in a mobile phone in recent times, although the Dell Venue Pro may have something to say with regard to this fact. Still, the HTC Titan is quite possibly the first phone that has made such a large display feasible, which is certainly not the case with the Dell Venue Pro. The presence of the 4.7 inch display may have asked for a much better resolution than the 480 x 800 pixel present in the phone, but it is mainly due to the requirement from Microsoft that HTC has included this resolution. Its advantages will be felt when using the various office applications of the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango operating system.

The HTC Titan has an internal memory of 16 GB, which should be useful when it comes to the requirement of getting entertainment from the phone, although many would view the HTC Titan as a business phone. This is due to the Windows operating system, but it is one area that the company is looking to change and the introduction of social networking feature in the highest order should enable it to do so. The HTC Titan offers a very powerful 1.5 GHz processor, which may be a single core unit, but it provides the performance of a dual core processor. Considering how the Windows operating system is demanding in terms of the processor speed, it would be daft to think that the HTC Titan could be offering a slow processor for the phone.

The HTC Titan comes with 512 MB of RAM, which is justified by the number of applications that the phone may have to run in the day-to-day scenario. The HTC Titan will be providing an eight megapixel camera, which is quite possibly the best camera seen on a Windows phone up until now. The HTC Titan will be initially available only in the carbon grey colour, but it is extremely feasible that the company would be more likely to offer more variations in terms of colours. The HTC Titan’s 1600 mAh battery should be more than enough to produce up to 7 hours of talk time in the 3G mode, while the phone will usually lasts for more than two days on normal usage.

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Find more information about the HTC Titan and HTC Desire S at best-mobile-contracts.co.uk.Author: Thomas Whittle