HTC Titan II Review
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Video is shot at 720p, which is a bit of a surprise given that many 5MP cameras are shooting at 1080 these days, but the results were thankfully improved from the Titan. They were far from professional quality, but the Titan II did a good job with light adjustment and smoothly moving focus throughout the shot.
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27 Comments
1. jubbing posted on 09 Apr 2012, 07:12 5 0
7.5/10 is a fair score I guess. Slightly lower than Lumia 900's 8/10, especially with it's price.
2. bobfreking55 posted on 09 Apr 2012, 07:35 0 1
i guess in the windows phone world, the titan is the lumia's only competitor.
but soon...
41MP > 16MP
6. Schmao posted on 09 Apr 2012, 09:20 0 0
41MP means it takes up MUCH MORE space. So they scale the image, and you get a nice low resolution around 16MP.
14. Birds posted on 09 Apr 2012, 16:15 0 0
No dude they combine the pixels. Every six pixels becomes one pixel so the actual resolution is around 5 megapixels. But if you note that the 808 actually takes photos at both 38 and 32 megapixels, well it is easier to see how it can combine pixels, making a super pixel of sorts. There is no down scaling, just combining pixels.
15. corrifa posted on 09 Apr 2012, 18:12 0 0
Wouldn't scaling down be pretty much the same thing as combining them?
16. Birds posted on 09 Apr 2012, 18:34 0 0
Rofl in a way but scaling down - according to Nokia- creates lost detail but combining pixels doesn't. I kinda see what they mean. When they combine the pixels the the picture is encoded at the same size as when it was 38 or 32 megapixels. But when the pixels are combined, the resolution drops by five to six times. In other words, you can look at it like it is 38 or 32 mega pixels when the final product is finished. Its is just that the pixels are connected so if you were to scale it to five megapixels, view it at full resolution, it wouldn't have any loss of details as if you were to view it at the actual 38 or 32 megapixels.
23. neutralguy posted on 02 May 2012, 05:34 0 0
Hahaha. This guy doesn't really understand how pureview tech works.
25. Raymond_htc posted on 15 May 2012, 10:52 0 0
41MP IS NOT LUMIA!!!! ITS PURE VIEW!!! SO I CAN SAY THAT TITAN II COULD SMASH LUMIA in one SWOOP.
26. bobfreking55 posted on 15 May 2012, 11:17 0 0
i said "soon" bro. easy. it's a 100% sure decision that Lumia will incorporate Pureview in their next flagships.
3. Dameon posted on 09 Apr 2012, 07:49 0 0
nice review..now im not sure if i wanna get a wp7 phone now or wait for apollo and see what they have in store
4. DontHateOnS60 posted on 09 Apr 2012, 08:17 0 0
I was really hoping for the same set of photos as with the Lumia 900 so I could compare the two of them head to head.
5. REYNER posted on 09 Apr 2012, 08:29 0 0
slight lags at times?!! lags in WP? really?! how often? what happen to htc+WP?! tsk tsk tsk..
8. snowgator posted on 09 Apr 2012, 10:05 0 0
It is tough to reason out 200.00 for a WP 7.5 device at this point. I expect HTC and AT&T to get this down to Lumina 900 levels, and then this will be a great option. I am hoping for a September/October WP8 launch, and these two devices need to hold the interest of phone buyers until Apollo turns some heads.
9. droiddomination posted on 09 Apr 2012, 10:24 0 3
lumia 900 camera sucks bad. i can vouch for that. that is why i returned it yesterday. indoor shots esp are blurry and the flash doesnt light up a turd! windows needs to go back in the oven until Christmas i feel..we need duel processors, real cameras and more customization options...oh and another 100000 apps would be nice. otherwise ..i am liking what i am seeing but i am sticking with android for now.
11. Mozarrt posted on 09 Apr 2012, 12:42 2 0
Somehow I get the impression you havn't actually tried the Nokia 900
12. Lucas777 posted on 09 Apr 2012, 14:37 1 0
from ur name i get the feeling u wernt very inclined to like wp7 in the first place.. if u actually tried it at all
17. Mr.Best posted on 09 Apr 2012, 21:14 1 0
What? "Duel processors"? Are they gonna fight or something?
24. neutralguy posted on 02 May 2012, 05:36 0 0
Dual processors? Dude, clock speed issue only occurs on android phones because of it's OS. WP doesn't need that much of clock speed. And Camera? Wait until nokia's pureview gives a visit to WP.
13. jackhammeR posted on 09 Apr 2012, 15:07 1 1
Still HTC doesn't know how to utilize power or 16 mpx. N8 has 12 and is far more superior to this one.
HTC lame once again.
Fanboys used to say...mpx are not everything. HTC should listen to them.
18. dan_md posted on 10 Apr 2012, 10:45 0 0
If camera performance and boxy design is not your thing, head for the Nokia Lumia 900: sexier, better build quality, and great set of exclusive apps especially Nokia Drive and Maps - two of my favorite apps from my Symbian devices
19. Nathan_ingx posted on 13 Apr 2012, 15:09 0 0
Do you guys ever notice?? There's always a "But..." in the conclusion!!
20. deadhead posted on 13 Apr 2012, 23:04 0 0
I went to AT&T today and looked at the Lumia 900 and this.. the Nokia is way better looking and it feels premium compared to the HTC despite the fact that its cheaper by $100 on contract.
21. Non_Sequitur posted on 14 Apr 2012, 05:39 0 0
The Titan's camera is still beaten by the Lumia 900. Carl Zeiss optics? Yes please.
22. Borhan007 posted on 14 Apr 2012, 14:00 0 0
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27. kickinpwnr posted on 10 Aug 2012, 17:12 0 0
As far as the lack of customization mentioned, is that in comparison to an Android device. Is customization however comparable to an iOS device?
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