Originally heading for AT & T in the United States, the HTC Titan II is an update to the Titan announced several months ago, but this time with 4 g LTE support and the highest resolution camera is any device Windows Phone that we've seen to date.
4 g technologies are a big deal in the United States at the time with the carriers and manufacturers pushing devices LTE and HSPA +. The TITAN II follows this trend, so if you live in an area of coverage LTE then you can potentially get very fast download speeds. If you don 't t have LTE and then TITAN II also covers HSPA + and UMTS as well. Handily, the TITAN II should work quite happily in Europe and throughout the world due to comprehensive network support.
Another key improvement over the original TITAN is the camera, as the TITAN II boasts a 16 Megapixel snapper on the back. We said before megapixel counts aren't so important, and somehow we doubt that the photos are really twice as good as the original TITAN.
Most of the other functions are unchanged – TITAN grabs a large 4 7 II "480 x 800 pixel display, it has a 1.5 GHz processor, Windows phone 7.5 running 16 GB of internal flash memory and the handset." II has the TITAN of WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, plus a 3.5 mm audio jack and GPS.
Another small improvement is the battery, the cell 1730 mAh replaces the old 1600 mAh unit. TITAN II measures 5.2 x 2.7 x 0.4 inches and weighs 5.2 ounces (or around 132 x 69 x 10 mm and 147 grams).
HTC said that TITAN-II should be available for AT & T "in future months ". We do not see any particular reason why this handset should be limited to AT & T, so there is a good possibility, it may be ' rolled out a given other LTE don market too.
The 16-Megapixel camera has an aperture F 2.6, which is ideal for shooting in low light environments. It also has a backlit illuminated sensor. The camcorder can shoot up to 720 p resolution video. Since the Titan-2 has a single-core processor, it may not support 1080p HD video recording.
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