
Aside from being as wide as the prairies, the Titan’s surprisingly svelte — 512MB of memory, 8MP back and 1.3MP front cameras, and that aforementioned processor are all tucked within 9.9mm of brushed aluminium body. It’s thinner than an iPhone 4. Not so bad! Powerful guts — and it is zippy — with all the bounty of WP7 Mango actually has us kind of excited. Although, I maintain that 4.7 inches is overkill — not to mention the 800×480 resolution is looking a little ragged stretched across that much screen.
Fortunately, HTC’s also got the Radar up its sleeve — a more reasonable 3.8-incher, with a 1Ghz chip, 512MB of memory, 5MP back/VGA front cams, and (yes!) Mango. It’s technically a mid-range phone, but it’s one of those little reminders that HTC probably cares more about design than any phone company this side of Apple, with the aluminium body feeling just as fantastic as it looks.
Both models are 3G only and might get a non-Euro name change if and when they hit here — which, HTC isn’t saying when it’ll happen — but we really are thrilled to see more choice in Mango handsets. Please, Microsoft and everything you put your seed into — please be amazing. We want you to be good. Even if it means carrying around 4.7 inch displays in our pockets. [HTC]





































lulz
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 9:34 AMF**kwits they’re still using the old logo on the back of those phones. Presume they’ll change that for the retail devices.
Ben H
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 9:42 AMHOW DARE THEY.
Must be a slow day in the office if you’re worried about logos on pre-production phones… :\
warcroft
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 10:03 AMAs much as I like Windows and my WP7 I cant help but see a Swastika every time I see the new Windows logo.
Dom
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 2:20 PMthen you are an idiot
Taufiq
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 10:56 AMDoes anyone else remember the old HTC Tytn? :-) It’s a bit hazy but I recall quite liking the Tytn 2.
DanMan
Friday, September 2, 2011 at 7:47 PMWhy do HTC make such sturdy phones that look well constructed, but are just so damn boring?
Also, burn in hell with your 16GB memory HTC, why should I have to void warranty to get a reasonable 32GB?
Nathan
Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 6:00 PMAt 4.7 inches this phone would also make a great Sat-nav for the car, provided decent Sat-nav apps are available (and the GPS sensor pick up satellites better than my iPhone 3GS).
Might defer buying that Garmin 2460LT I had my eye on for a bit.