HTC Sensation
If you are a T-mobile client looking maybe hanging on to your old G1 and thinking of upgrading to a quality Android smartphone, get in line and take a look at the hot new HTC Sensation.
When we first looked at the HTC Sensation we were impressed but felt that time would certainly tell if it would turn out to be a truly worthy iPhone competitor or replacement even. Well, some time has past and it may have fallen short of killing iPhones so it’s time to revisit the HTC Sensation. among a number of other devices from HTC such as the HTC Incredible S and HTC Desire S they have burrowed into our attention among the stiff smartphone competition coming from just about everywhere, including Motorola’s Atrix and LG’s Optimus 2X s.
HTC Sensation
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erformance: - 1.2 Ghz dual-core processor
- 768MB RAM4.3-inch screen
- 960×540 resolution
- revamped Android interface and HTC Sense V 3.0 UI
- Well built solid three-tone aluminum back
- Connections: micro USB for charging, and a 3.5mm jack.DLNA for wireless streaming
- Bluetooth 3.0 you can use phone for tethering
- Storage: 1GB internal, Vodafone bundles an 8GB card
- Optional HTC Sensation MHL Cable rather than HDMI for HD TV
- Quick launch in mere seconds
- 3D homescreens
- Native Flash support
- Two cameras: A front-facing VGA camera, and rear 8-megapixel camera
- Captures HD video and 1080p and 720p
The Sensation is “a real comer”, a serious device and in the opinion of many, outstanding. The metal build is welcome and feels durable. Performance is good, programs load quickly. The HTC Sense UI is cool and compelling.
- 1.2GHz dual-core processor
- Nice 4.3-inch screen
- Manufacturer-skinned Android 2.3
- Aluminum with Soft-touch Casing
- Gorilla Glass protective screen
- Sense 3.0 UI customizations
- qHD resolution
- Camera with dual LEDs
- qHD resolution
- Well Built
- Good Ergonomics
- 1080p video recording
- Sense 3.0 UI
- Display not the best out there
- Locked bootloader
- A bit bulky
