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HTC Titan review
Obviously for a smartphone with a 4.7in screen, the HTC Titan is a bit of a brute, but the matte black finish and slim profile go some way to disguising its epic proportions. It still feels huge in the hand though, and anyone who isn’t a professional basketball player will find one-handed use difficult, since there’s just no way for an average-size thumb to reach across the whole screen comfortably. There isn’t much to fiddle with on the outside of the case, though — just slender, lozenge-shaped power, volume and camera shutter release buttons that, ironically, could all do with being a little bigger to make them easier to find with a finger.
The screen fills the whole front of the HTC Titan (which is not to be confused with HTC’s older Windows Mobile TyTN, incidentally) and a thin plastic lip raises it off a hard surface by a tiny amount when placed face down. The screen is bright and vibrant, and the capacitive multi-touch works perfectly, but the screen is limited to a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels due to Microsoft's stipulations.