HTC Titan II 4G LTE Windows Phone Announced by AT&T at CES 2012

Watch AT&T's Ralph De La Vega and HTC's Peter Chou announce their first 4G LTE Windows Phone, the HTC Titan II.

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[ALEXFVHS]

pretty cool but i dont like windowns front screen how the botom and right side is just black. when u have 4,7 inch screen u wana show it all

[MichaelMantion]

@cKlutcHJ21 OK NYT and Huffington post are not reliable sources of news, especially tech news. Of course there are going to be no name sites that rate it high and then block user comments. Google "windows phone glitches" plenty of results. Android has thousands of versions and modifications, hundreds of phones and hundreds of thousands of apps.. iOS controls their hardware and software. iOS has had many serious issues. Windows phones does not come close to the features of Android or iOS.

[cKlutcHJ21]

@MichaelMantion I have no idea where you hear that WP has been plagued with glitches because it is widely considered as the most stable smartphone OS while Android being the most unstable.

Minimalism is not about the features, it is about the design of the look of the OS. Windows Phone's features match up with iOS and Android.

NYT is a very reputable newspaper but they are also not the only ones who rate WP highly. Android is a good OS but the unreliability kills it for me.

[MichaelMantion]

@cKlutcHJ21 ? really windows phone never glitches huh? I have heard its been plagued with problems for over a year. I hear ICS is superb and better then windows phone in almost every way. I clearly don't have class, I don't get a smart phone for minimalism, I want features and options. If you want minimalism why get a smart phone. its like saying this windows phone is the tallest midget (yah I said it, I have no class remember)..:D I only read the NY time for laughs.. never for tech info.

[cKlutcHJ21]

@MichaelMantion Look up the "Microsoft, Defying Image, New York Times" on Google. You may not like it but tech journalists, tech reviewers, and people like me (engineers) do.

Here are a couple of reasons:

1) It always works. No crashes, no glitches, and no force closes. Windows Phone is dependable and for people with important jobs, the most essential thing to have in a device is dependability.

2) People with class understand the elegance that minimalism brings and that is what WP offers.

[MichaelMantion]

@cKlutcHJ21 IF HTC's CEO uses a windows phone it is only learn from others mistakes. :D.. lol but seriously I do know what people want, no one wants a windows phone, even if they think and say they do, they don't. I have to assume windows phone users are radical extremist that froth at the mouth when anyone says anything bad about windows phones. lol Come on seriously, you really want this phone? I assume you are joking but if not why? I watched the video I see no reason to choose windows.

[cKlutcHJ21]

@MichaelMantion Because really, you know what everyone wants. I didn't see the Titan II coming so soon but I definitely would want one. Also, HTC makes multiple Android devices per year (quality ones, I might add) and yet the CEO uses as his daily driver one of only 3 Windows Phones that his company announced in the past 4 months.

I think that public perception is changing when it comes to Windows Phones and their user ratings have always been and remains to be ridiculously high.

[cKlutcHJ21]

@ESPlover707 I agree that they do have to up that. But then again, I really don't notice the difference when I'm watching a 720p and a 1080p video, haha. The only time I can tell is when I see on the bottom of the page that it's a 720p or 1080p video, lol. So I don't know, haha.

[ESPlover707]

Come on man...720p? Still????

[jeffkoe310]

So glad to see HTC making a quality camera FINALLY! I hope they are upping their game with better audio playback in camcorder mode, clearer and louder external speakers, and higher quality radios.