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. Walking the line between “phablet ...

At the AT&T Developer Summit on Monday, CEO Ralph De la Vega announced a slew of new phones including the HTC Titan 2, the first LTE Windows Phone. While LTE 4G is exciting and all, I was more ...

What's hot: Excellent 16MP camera, huge display in a not so huge phone, fast LTE 4G. What's not: Battery life not a strong point, design is elegant but not original. Reviewed April 10, 2012 by Lisa ...

He spoke on how the original HTC Titan brought Windows Phone users an experience they loved, so they improved it, starting with the camera. This device has a WHOPPING 16 megapixel camera on the back.

The HTC Titan II has also received a battery upgrade since the last model, from1600 mAh to 1730 mAH, which should add extra longeivity before the need to charge.

The HTC Radiant has gone official, except it's now called the Titan II, and it does in fact come packing Mango and LTE. Around back is a 16-megapixel camera capable of capturing 720p video and a 1 ...

Star of AT&T’s CES 2012 press conference was undoubtedly the HTC Titan 2 smartphone. A whopping Windows Phone device, it’s touting a ridiculously neat 16MP camera on the rear, that boasts a dual LED ...

As expected, AT&T is making some big plays when it comes to their LTE handset lineup, and they've just revealed a handful of new devices at their Las Vegas Developers Summit.

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HTC has unveiled HTC TITAN, billed as its largest screen smartphone featuring 4.7-inch WVGA 480x800 pixel display encased in a slim 9.9 mm (0.39 inch) aluminum housing ...

HTC goes above and beyond Microsoft’s chassis specs by endowing the Titan with an 8-megapixel, backside-illuminated camera sensor. The wide-angle lens in front of it reaches a max aperture of f/2.2.

Walking the line between "phablet" and phone, the HTC Titan 2 ($199 with a new two-year AT&T contract as of April 18, 2012) is a monster-sized Windows Phone handset. We first encountered the Titan 2 ...