HTC Titan

The massive HTC Titan is well-named, but does this new Windows Phone 7.5 handset tower above the competition or is it already a dinosaur? Julian Prokaza gets to grips with the behemoth to find out.

I've been spending some quality time with HTC's Titan II, and I would never call it a bad phone. But that's not the question — good, bad, fast, slow, ugly, beautiful... they don't matter unless I feel that I'd put down money and live my life with this device. And even though I expected this to be o…

Truly having a gargantuan presence behind it, thanks to its insanely large 4.7” display, the HTC Titan as its name implies intends on being a prominent figure amongst the recent crop of Windows Phone Mango smartphones...

The Titan is HTC's flagship Windows Phone 7 handset. It certainly lives up to its name, being titanic in size and sporting a huge 4.7-inch display. Couple...

The 4.7in HTC Titan, is the Taiwanese manufacturer's flagship Windows Phone 7 handset which will ship with the Mango update in October.

One big scary smartphone, the HTC Titan. Visible from space. Oh well, a little exaggeration won't hurt. But as far as we can tell, they certainly wanted...

Rarely does a gadget's name quite so well describe its nature, as is the case with the HTC Titan. A huge 4.7-inch display packed into…

HTC Titan II (AT&T)

While the HTC Titan's screen is impressive and we're pleased with Windows Phone 7.5, it just doesn't feel like a dramatic leap forward.

With its excellent camera, the HTC Titan 2 is the perfect phone for mobile shutterbugs--provided that your hands are big enough to hold the phone comfortably.

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango with a massive screen and 8MP HD camera

The HTC Titan. It's huge, it's startlingly capable, loud and impressive, it's the best showcase for Windows Phone yet - but I'm still not convinced that I'd like to buy one. Find out why in my (equally huge) review. Despite massive improvements in component quality for this latest generation of HTC hardware and despite a comprehensive software package, there are elements of the design that I'm simply not convinced by...

Not so long ago I could be found singing a sad song about the newfound trend towards enormous cell phone screens. "Why a 4.3-inch display? How could that make a better day?" I'd croon. "A 4.5-inch screen? That's just crazy, you know what I mean?" I'd harmonize. I couldn't for the life of me understand why anyone in their right mind would want such an obscenely large phone! And then the...

A four-point-se-ven-inch smartphone. It sounds grotesque. It sounds like a distended, bloated mess of plastic and pixels, the Tsar Bomba of the bigger-is-better smartphone era. But the HTC Titan is wonderful.

At 4.7 inches, the Titan stretches the definition of the smartphone form factor, but is Windows Phone suited to such a vast display?