We all know how good HTC cell phones are, but what we really need is a phone that is capable of taking us into the future and all that 2012 has to offer, thankfully for us, the makers of HTC decided to launch the HTC Sensation 4G in June 2011. You may wonder what the difference is between this cell phone and those that don't have the 4G label, including the 'HTC Sensation'. The difference is the network that the phone runs on and the fact that it is a lot more secure and quicker to use as opposed to the 3G network.
For now it is only T-Mobile that uses the 4G network on this particular phone in the United States, but other networks may catch up at some point.
This great looking phone is a joy to use and its modern design that stands out from the rest of the cell phones on the market. Let's take a closer look at the HTC Sensation that is ready to take us into the future:
Height: 4.9 inches
Weight: Just over five ounces
Depth: Just under half an inch
Memory Capacity: 768 Megabytes of RAM which isn't the largest memory capacity you will find, but the HTC Sensation 4G does come with an 8 GB micro SD card and the phone can support up to a massive 32 GB of memory, which more than compensates for the lack of RAM.
Camera: An excellent 8 Mega-pixel rear-facing camera that records video with up to 30 frames per second and comes with an LED flash and HD video recording. The front-facing camera has 0.3 mega pixels and works very nicely.
Operating system: Gingerbread 2.3.3 which can be upgraded to the 2.3.4. The HTC overlay 3.0 is also included.
CPU: 1.2 GHz Dual-Core processor which ensures your commands are processed quickly and lag is minimal.
Display: Gorilla glass is used to protect the 4 inch display that gives us plenty of room to work with while you make use of the 540x960 resolution.
Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and an FM stereo receiver, plus a USB port that will help you to transfer your files to and from your HTC Sensation 4G via a PC.
Media Files and Formats: When you want to transfer files to your phone, you can be sure that you can transfer a wide variety of them including: WAV, WMA, MP3, Audio AAC and more.
Available from $549.00 if you buy the HTC Sensation 4G unsubsidized or $199.99 with a two years contract, this phone has to be one of the best Android phones around that will take you steadily into the future while every other phone is left far behind and desperately trying to catch up.
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Windows Phone - The Future of Phones
There are many people interested in smart phones who do not want to buy Apple iPhones, but up until now, there haven't been a whole lot of options that can compare. However, Microsoft seems poised to give the smart phone market their best shot. News has been brewing from a variety of sources about what is now being touted as the Mango (some called it Tango), as a major competitor to the high-end market. The mid-market price point is making a lot of people excited, because instead of going out the gate with a high-priced option, the company is going with a middle of the road price option that will directly compete with Droid and iPhone and knock them down a few pegs.
The stripped-down phone has been named Tango in recent posts, and most are enjoying the play on words that comes along with an operating system that will be native to the device, Mango. Tango Mango is something that Microsoft officials are keeping tight-lipped about.
What people are talking about most often is not so much the name, although there are plenty of pundits that enjoy making fun of the company's naming conventions. Technology buffs are looking at the recent release of the names of the manufacturers that are working closely with Microsoft. Nokia and Samsung are prepping to hose the phones and will hope to combine the software they are developing with a stripped-down phone version that will have plenty of features, including mobile computer networking, with a more intuitive design.
The learning curve that many people have to go through when it comes to getting into the smart phone world is vast, which is why Microsoft is choosing to go with a bit more simplistic approach. While most devices that are being pushed by large companies try to mimic the abilities of Apple, the Windows phone is not trying to be another carbon copy, they are truly trying to innovate. Innovations might seem few and far between with phone technology, especially since most people believe that there is nothing new under the sun in regards to the latest and greatest in communication devices. However, leave it to Bill Gates and company to try and shake things up with all new media implications.
In a recent showcase, the Windows and Nokia model "Apollo" was presented as a stand-alone option that will have voice to speech recognition, text to speech, and so much more. You'll see a fully integrated and intuitive design that is set to be released early 2012 at the very soonest, with many technology bloggers giving it a Mid-2012 time frame.
To clear up some confusion, the Windows Phones Mango, Tango 1, Tango 2, and Apollo are all being released sooner than later, and the phone's OS will be interesting to see. Some videos have leaked to showcase the interesting functionality of the phone, which very well maybe the one true iPhone killer that some fans of Microsoft have been waiting on for some time now. It will be interesting to see if that is in fact what will occur, even though it seems like a tall task.
Penny Lee specializes in providing reliable computer support California to businesses that want to improve productivity and profitability. With IT support in California and computer networking that better maps to your business, you'll never have to worry about technology again.
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The stripped-down phone has been named Tango in recent posts, and most are enjoying the play on words that comes along with an operating system that will be native to the device, Mango. Tango Mango is something that Microsoft officials are keeping tight-lipped about.
What people are talking about most often is not so much the name, although there are plenty of pundits that enjoy making fun of the company's naming conventions. Technology buffs are looking at the recent release of the names of the manufacturers that are working closely with Microsoft. Nokia and Samsung are prepping to hose the phones and will hope to combine the software they are developing with a stripped-down phone version that will have plenty of features, including mobile computer networking, with a more intuitive design.
The learning curve that many people have to go through when it comes to getting into the smart phone world is vast, which is why Microsoft is choosing to go with a bit more simplistic approach. While most devices that are being pushed by large companies try to mimic the abilities of Apple, the Windows phone is not trying to be another carbon copy, they are truly trying to innovate. Innovations might seem few and far between with phone technology, especially since most people believe that there is nothing new under the sun in regards to the latest and greatest in communication devices. However, leave it to Bill Gates and company to try and shake things up with all new media implications.
In a recent showcase, the Windows and Nokia model "Apollo" was presented as a stand-alone option that will have voice to speech recognition, text to speech, and so much more. You'll see a fully integrated and intuitive design that is set to be released early 2012 at the very soonest, with many technology bloggers giving it a Mid-2012 time frame.
To clear up some confusion, the Windows Phones Mango, Tango 1, Tango 2, and Apollo are all being released sooner than later, and the phone's OS will be interesting to see. Some videos have leaked to showcase the interesting functionality of the phone, which very well maybe the one true iPhone killer that some fans of Microsoft have been waiting on for some time now. It will be interesting to see if that is in fact what will occur, even though it seems like a tall task.
Penny Lee specializes in providing reliable computer support California to businesses that want to improve productivity and profitability. With IT support in California and computer networking that better maps to your business, you'll never have to worry about technology again.
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