expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:13
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It seemed like HTC was falling behind in the mobile processing power race, but all that changed when the dual core Sensation was unveiled. The flagship device combines Android 2.3 with the manufacturer’s own Sense user interface, and is definitely a st...
A fine dual-core smartphone with a neat design, but it’s just pipped by the slicker and cheaper Samsung Galaxy S II...
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When HTC announced 5 new phones at MWC earlier this year there was some criticism that there wasn't a dual-core model there in the lineup. With LG and Samsung there with handsets featuring dual-core CPU's the expectation was that HTC should at least be...
Let me start with a simple statement. The HTC Sensation is currently my favourite Android device. It ticks all the boxes and I do love that it has a high resolution display. The battery life is a little disappointing, probably because of the dual-core...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:13
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The Sensation is a high-end handset, and that stretches to the connectivity options on offer, including 3G/3G+, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS augmented with navigation from Google and TeleAtlas to provide offline access. In general, connecting to the mobile...
Usability and finish quality, Rich, intuitive Sense user interface, General responsiveness, Audio quality and 1080p video recording, Screen accurately reproduces colours...
Screen has narrow viewing angles and weak contrast ratio, Heavy, Media player doesn't support enough video formats and struggles with 1080p video, Battery life could be better, WiFi signal can be lost on some units depending on how you hold the phone...
The HTC Sensation is a great handset that can definitely stand up to the latest wave of competition. It's a smartphone for anybody that wants a mobile that's fun to use and can put in a great performance with multimedia, but the Samsung Galaxy S II rem...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:14
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The Sensation is far more powerful than its predecessors, but the tweaks to the new Sense interface are mainly cosmetic. It's a shame that the HTCSense.com backup service doesn't work yet, and that the snapper is disappointing compared to that on the...
Goodsize HD display; new unlock screen works well; easy to use; top email and web offerings; great touchdisplay; new 3D appearance...
Average snapper; HTCSense.com backup does not work; small tweaks in Sense 3.0; 3D effects are a matter of taste...
Pros: Good-size HD display; new unlock screen works well; easy to use; top email and web offerings; great touch-display; new 3D appearanceCons: Average snapper; HTCSense.com backup does not work; small tweaks in Sense 3.0; 3D effects are a matter of tas...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:15
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The HTC Sensation has joined the dual-core party alongside arch-rival the Samsung Galaxy S II. The new HTC smartphone boasts Android 2.3, code-named 'Gingerbread', plus an updated version of the HTC Sense user interface and a large, high-resolution sc...
Clever lock screen, large highresolution display...
The screen isn't great in bright sunlight.
The HTC Sensation is a good, solid handset, and it sits well at the head of HTC's Android range. Dual-core smartphones are suddenly burgeoning, and for us Samsung has the best offering, by a whisker, with the Galaxy II S. But if you're a fan of HTC and...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:15
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Manufactures – and HTC in particular – have released so many Android smartphones over the past two years that picking the right one can be a nightmare. The HTC Sensation is the latest addition, offering a 4.3-inch screen, 1.2GHz processor and a host of...
The 4.3-inch screen on the HTC Sensation is the smartphone's real party piece. With a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, it's incredibly sharp, with text and images looking very crisp. Websites also look great, with enough space onscreen to fit lots of text on.With a 1.2GHz processor, the HTC Sensation was never likely to be lacking in power, and so it proves. The processor is a dual-core chip, so y...
Although the screen on the HTC sensation is impressive from a sharpness point of view, it can't match the very best from Samsung when it comes to colour reproduction. A phone with a 4.3-inch screen won't suit everybody, either, and it will prove too large for lots of users. The big screen also affects the HTC Sensation's battery life, and we frequently found ourselves recharging it in under a day...
Well made, packed with features such as an 8-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, dual-core processing and more, there's a lot to like about the HTC Sensation. The huge screen sadly has an impact on battery life, which is our biggest issue with this han...
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HTC isn't shy when it comes to naming its phones, with the Hero, Desire, Legend and Incredible now joined by the equally bombastic Sensation. This confidence works when the phone displays a level of quality to match the name, but the Samsung Galaxy S II h...
A well-built Android phone with plenty of power and a slick UI, but it just isn't as good as the Samsung Galaxy S II in the vital areas...
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HTC’s latest high-ender is the first dual core device from the Taiwanese company and offers a huge screen, improved 8Mp camera, Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the latest HTC Sense user interface. The HTC Sensation is available from Vodafone only to begin...
Another quality handset from HTC and this is the hero of the bunch, with a fast dual core processor, the latest Sense user interface goodies, Android 2.3 and, for once, the company manages to build a half-decent camera. ® More Android Smartphone Revie...
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One of many dual-core handsets now hitting the market, the Sensation is HTC's new flagship phone. Costing around £500 SIM-free, it's likely to attract people who want an alternative to the iPhone or those considering other dual-core Android handsets. A...
Great screen, better than average battery life, excellent user interface, good email support...
Expensive, heavier and bulkier than the Samsung Galaxy S II...
The HTC Sensation is a terrific phone. It's slick and powerful and HTC's Sense interface makes it a visual joy to use. It's a little light on business features, though, while the basics like Exchange support are covered...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:15
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This is the first smartphone handset from HTC to use the company's latest HTC Sense software, which sits on top of the Android operating system and adds some graphical and usability enhancements.It has a large 4.3in display, the same as you would find...
Looks superb; thin and portable; good sound quality...
Expensive; not as light as some HTC models; camera quality relatively poor...
Even though the cameras leave a bit to be desired this is still a superb smartphone...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:38:15
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The HTC Sensation has a fast dual-core processor and a high-resolution 4.3in. screen. The physical design is good, and we're pleased to see Polaris Office in the software bundle. HTC Sense continues to evolve, and you can use the handset for purchasing...
Dualcore processor, Large, highresolution screen, 8megapixel main camera, Updated HTC Sense interface...
Chunkier than the dualcore competition, Screen viewability is not great outdoors, Only 1GB of internal storage, Battery life could be better...
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The HTC SensationThe Samsung Galaxy S II has raised the bar for Android smartphones by a considerable amount and it's difficult to see how other manufacturers might compete with that slimline sensation and its dual-core 1.2GHz processor. HTC c...
The HTC Sensation looks great, feels great and performs extremely well, but despite its broadly comparable specification, it just isn’t in the same league as the spectacular Samsung Galaxy S II. So, while it’s a highly capable and desirable Android sma...
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HTC has gone from being an unknown manufacturer for bigger brands to one spewing out leading Android smartphones. The Desire was a landmark phone in the fight against the iPhone, but now tech has moved up a level - can the HTC Sensation stay at the sharp...
Premium build, Fast operation, Pin-sharp screen, Accurate keyboard, Slick 3D animations...
Awful battery life, Still poor in direct light, Video player erratic, Power button slightly lost, Camera needs to be faster...
Definitely HTC's finest Android phone to date that shows the Taiwanese firm still has what it takes to cut it at the sharp end...
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The HTC Sensation is not a small phone. Carrying it around in an unusually uncluttered handbag this week, we were very conscious of its bulk. It’s crafted from slabs of metal and weighs an above-average but not unreasonable 148g. However, it’s...
HTC calls the Sensation a ‘multimedia superphone’ and given its razor-sharp screen, generally decent video playback (excepting Adobe Flash) and great audio, we can see why. If you can handle its sheer size, this is both an excellent phone and...
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The HTC Sensation is not a small phone. Carrying it around in an unusually uncluttered handbag this week, we were very conscious of its bulk. It’s crafted from slabs of metal and weighs an above-average but not unreasonable 148g. However, it’s broad as...
HTC calls the Sensation a ‘multimedia superphone’ and given its razor-sharp screen, generally decent video playback (excepting Adobe Flash) and great audio, we can see why. If you can handle its sheer size, this is both an excellent phone and a superio...
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The HTC Sensation almost has a clear run. With no new iPhone in sight, Motorola’s Atrix stuck on one network and LG shooting itself in the same foot time and again, HTC’s super-phone has the limelight. Its only real competition? The awesome, dual-...
Huge screen, super speed, HTC Watch...
Sense 3.0 is not the radical overhaul you'd expect...
It's a friendlier phone than the Samsung Galaxy S 2, but eclipsed in every other aspect...
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T3.com
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2011-07-31 14:38:15
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its latest smartphone the Sensation, the first in its range to reach the UK to include a dual-core processor. T3 was lucky enough to have a look at it and here are our first early impressions. In terms of specifications, it’s similar to the LG...
Refreshed version of HTC Sense, Great screen, with inset glass, Blisteringly fast...
Screen isn't as good as others, Battery life is terrible, Cost of HDMI adaptor...
In many ways the HTC Sensation is outstanding. The metal build is exactly what we expect from a smartphone of this calibre. Performance is exceptionally good, loading programs quickly, ensuring the phone never feels slow. HTC Sense is great too; sure ther...
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The HTC Sensation is something of a latecomer to the dual-core smartphone party but the wait has been worth it. Packing in a 1.2GHz processor, 8 megapixel camera, high-resolution screen, and a stunning design, it most definitely lives up to its name. As e...
Large, high resolution screen, Super fast dual-core processor, Good camera with bright LEDs, Beautiful chassis design...
Poor battery life, Screen quality could be better...
Android being Android, the HTC Sensation can be bolstered with as many or few apps as you please and they can be plastered all over the phone's seven homescreens or kept neatly in little folders or even confined just to the app launcher menu – for those t...
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The HTC Sensation is a phone about numbers: except for sidestepping the “world’s thinnest” competition, it smacks down a heavy spec sheet: 1.2GHz processor, dual-core, 8-megapixel camera, 1080p video recording, 4.3-inches, 960 x 540 pixels. About the...
Power, HTC Watch brings easy access to movies, lock screen options are comprehensive, latest version of Android...
Too soon to tell, but there is the chance that HTC Sense governs your device experience a little too much...
Fantastic design fused with high-end specs results in a device that appears to answer the critics: and a few tweaks add some nifty features too...
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0emailThe recently released HTC Sensation, dubbed as a ‘multimedia superphone’, is probably the biggest iPhone competitor on the market right now, with impressive specs which include a 4.3-inch qHD display and dual core processor. Running Google’s late...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-14 22:40:17
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The HTC Sensation is possibly the most anticipated Android phone yet. The spectacularly specced phone, complete with dual-core processor and high-res display is just about the only thing that can take on the mighty Samsung Galaxy S 2 right now for the...
It’s the friendliest superphone yet, even if more hardcore gadget fiends will prefer the Samsung Galaxy S 2′s brute strengthLoveWatch movie service, HDMI-out skills, raw powerHateScreen can’t match Samsung’s for sheer eye popping glorySpecs:Screen: 4.3...
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One of the key players in this crowded market is HTC who a few years ago were relatively unknown but now offer a wide range of devices, including tablets, with new models hitting the shelves regularly. One of the more recent handsets is the Sensation...
The HTC Sensation is an extremely accomplished device offering high end specifications and a solid build quality thanks to the aluminium backplate. In terms of design its shape make it a pleasure to hold and to operate and combining these excellent er...
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G oogle’s Android operating system is very popular. As the first Android provider, HTC is reaping the benefits with a wide assortment of Android smartphones. A recent Nielson study shows that Android is the biggest in the U.S. with 39%, followed by App...
H TC is bringing a fun addition to its Android smartphone portfolio with the HTC Sensation. The HTC Sense interface over the Android operating system makes it a typical HTC smartphone. The only thing I do not like is the scrolling through the menu...
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The Sensation is the company’s latest ‘multimedia superphone’ but you’d be forgiven for being underwhelmed at first. The 4.3in, 960 x 640 screen is striking, but the chassis lacks the premium feel of rivals.Things get much more exciting in action. The...
Fast interface, plentiful features including DLNA and video rental service, sounds good...
Video performance could be better, only 1GB internal memory as standard...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 10:41:29
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A well-built Android phone with plenty of power and a slick UI, but it just isn’t as good as the Samsung Galaxy S II in the vital areas HTC isn’t shy when it comes to naming its phones, with the Hero, Desire, Legend and Incredible now joined by the equ...
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Late in June, HTC entered the New Zealand Android market with the compact Wildfire S and high-powered Sensation.As smartphones go, the Sensation is one of the larger models out there. Though just 11mm thick, it has a 126 x 65mm body and generous 4.3-in...
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The Sensation proudly shows HTC’s design pedigree, with a multi-textured rear case and a silver finish for the buttons and forward speaker. The phone is a solid block of a unit, weighing in at 148g, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to...
In the world of dual-core phones, the Australian market has already seen offerings from Motorola, LG and Samsung and now, finally, HTC has release its model, the much anticipated Sensation...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 17:06:10
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Tweet After an extremely busy first half of 2011, HTC adds yet another Android phone in its long line of smartphones. With HTC's brand recognition booming right now, the Sensation arrives on extremely good footing, but does it deliver the exper...
Solid, familiar design, New Sense UI, Sharp, colourful display, Decent camera...
Poor battery life, No HDMI port on the handset, Some software instability, Performance could be punchier...
The HTC Sensation is a good phone with loads of features, but we did expect a little more grunt from the dual-core processor and it could definitely use a bigger battery.
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There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the HTC Sensation since it was , and for good reason; it’s HTC’s first dual-core device that will hopefully push them to the forefront of high-end devices once again. I can tell you now, that’s not the case. HTC s...
The qHD, Super TFT display — close to the best out there, Sense UI is extremely user friendly for first-timers, Instant-capture camera function, excellent video quality, Fairly snappy 1.2GHz dual-core CPU...
Not the greatest design, feels heavy, “death-grip” does kill Wi-Fi in some normal use, HTC have their own channel in the Market which removes the “your apps” icon...
I enjoyed using the Sensation, not as much as I thought I would though. I see the Sensation as a real competitor against the Galaxy S II but in the same way they’re both very different, but that’s the great thing about Android, you get all this choic...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 17:07:25
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Design, Screen and CameraHTC is on a roll at the moment, updating its line-up of mobile phones for 2011, but does the the newly announced Sensation offer anything really different from the others that are available?At Mobile World Congress, HTC announc...
Overall the HTC Sensation is certainly a very impressive piece of kit. From the design through the display, hardware and software, HTC has created a topoftheline superphone that looks set to compete with and even outclass the other dual core phones heading our way like the Samsung Galaxy S II, the LG Optimus 2X and the Motorola Atrix.
Of course, the big question remains, with all these phones, do we need all that power? We're still erring on the side of saying no we'd rather have longer battery life, better quality cameras, shutter buttons for said cameras, improved call quality, etc. But, maybe we'll change out minds once some new and amazing apps and games start to take full advantage of all that power we can't wait for that...
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channelnews.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 17:07:36
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Australians have only just been introduced to HTC's Incredible S, albeit with a Gingerbread flavour, but the company's latest offering is creating a sensation in the UK and US. So should you take the plunge now or hold out for the company's first dual-...
Overall the HTC Sensation is certainly a very impressive piece of kit. From the design through the display, hardware and software, HTC has created a top-of-the-line superphone that looks set to compete with and even outclass the other dual core phones heading our way like the Samsung Galaxy S II, the LG Optimus 2X and the Motorola Atrix.
Of course, the big question remains, with all these phones, do we need all that power? We're still erring on the side of saying no - we'd rather have longer battery life, better quality cameras, shutter buttons for said cameras, improved call quality, etc. But, maybe we'll change out minds once some new and amazing apps and games start to take full advantage of all that power - we can't wait for...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
2013-11-06 16:11:44
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HTC HTC's first crack at a dual-core processor handset is a resounding success. Review The HTC Sensation is the George Foreman to Samsung's Muhammad Ali of handsets, the Galaxy S2. It's not quite as flash, a solid fighter rather than a showboater. But i...
HTC's first crack at a dual-core processor handset is a resounding success. Review The HTC Sensation is the George Foreman to Samsung's Muhammad Ali of handsets, the Galaxy S2. It's not quite as flash, a solid fighter rather than a showboater. But it's s...
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Unlike Samsung’s Galaxy S II, which can be described as the boisterous Kanye West of smartphones, the Sensation is no showboat. This despite the fact that, just like the SII, it boasts with a 4.3” screen and a dual-core processor.In our opinion the Sen...
HTC Sense 3.0, fast, nice screen...
No backlight for onscreen soft buttons, some instances of screen unresponsiveness, loudspeaker could have been better, no Gorilla Glass...
The Sensation is exactly what a good smartphone should be like in 2011. This flagship phone is not flashy, instead providing classy looks, a good screen and solid performance. HTC’s Sense 3.0 user interface is the clincher though – it made us wish for...
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The HTC Sensation was announced not long after Mobile World Congress and with high specs was clearly going to be their flagship phone for a while. I was invited to London for the announcement of the Sensation where I was also lucky enough to get some...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-16 01:38:29
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It all adds upBut it's an Android phone isn't it, so can it really be that much better than any other? Yes, because in almost all respects it's slightly better than the competition, and the accumulation of those little improvements adds up to something qu...
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crowdedbrain.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-20 04:39:19
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When we went to the GadgetShow Live yesterday we had a call from our contact at eXpansys that HTC were going to make an announcement mid-afternoon relating to a new product that they are launching.While we waited at the eXpansys stand for what seemed like...
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The Sensation proudly shows HTC's design pedigree, with a multi-textured rear case and a silver finish for the buttons and forward speaker. The phone is a solid block of a unit, weighing in at 148g, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to Sam...
A solid phone that's missing a beat on performance, but features impressive usability. While not quite a world beater, HTC's first dual-core smartphone has a lot to offer...
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Jenneth Orantia turned her back on a lucrative career in law to pursue her unhealthy obsession with consumer technology. She's known for having at least half a dozen of the latest gadgets on her person at a time, and once won a bottle of Dom Perignon for...
The Sensation wraps an impressive selection of features into a beautifully-designed (albeit derivative) body. While it lags behind the performance of other dual-core smartphones we've tested, it manages to redeem itself with its stylish design, large hig...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-30 05:48:17
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Picking up where HTC’s hit smartphone, the Desire HD, left off, the Sensation is their new flagship phone. It’s a powerful dual-core superphone, with an equally large (but slightly thinner) screen, and yet more features added to HTC’s Sense interface.W...
The Sensation is another hit in the making for HTC, bringing its reliably solid phone design alongside new developments and features.Technically, the screen isn’t as sharp as the iPhone 4, but it is bigger. Pitting the HTC Sensation against the Samsung...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-04-04 04:30:55
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With the HTC Sensation, it’s perhaps easy to raise concerns that HTC is at risk of getting a reputation for releasing too many minor upgrades to their range, with so many handsets similar in both looks and features as the model released before it.It’s a p...
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techview.co Updated:
2014-05-17 04:00:56
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So a few days back we upgraded our HTC Sensation to the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update . Pretty much after taking it for a quick tour, the Sensation hit the drawer whilst I finished our Samsung Galaxy Note review ( see the unboxing here ).Ea...
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The phone is a solid block of a unit. It weighs in at 148 grams, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to Samsung's rather svelte Galaxy SII .It's also a bit thicker, hitting the 11-millimetre mark at the apex of its gently curved back. The so...
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The guys over at Three UK were generous enough to loan us the HTC Sensation for a fortnight to let us get some proper hands-on time with it, usually our hands-ons with smartphones are pretty short, however after two weeks with the HTC Sensation we have ha...
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Since the iPhone 4S has just been announced by Apple, we thought we'd put it head to head against some of the leading Android devices currently available and the rumoured specs of the Nexus Prime. All of them are dual-core, all of them are sparkly, but so...
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First off, this isn't the HTC Sensation review — that's coming in a few days once I've spent some more quality time with the device. For now I'm giving you my initial thoughts on what is to become HTC's flagship device. Just like all phones it has its pro...
First off, this isn't the HTC Sensation review — that's coming in a few days once I've spent some more quality time with the device. For now I'm giving you my initial thoughts on what is to become HTC's flagship device. Just like all phones it has its pro...
We've always known Sense UI to be a more complete user interface (UI) in comparison to any other custom Android UI currently available. You've got tonnes of cool widgets that all look nice and do a great job at what they're meant to do (show weather, text...
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So you’ve read the reviews of the latest dual-core Android smartphones, but what about the raw power figures on the Motorola ATRIX, HTC Sensation, Samsung Galaxy S II and the LG Optimus 2X?We thought we’d put all the dual-core handsets in a line and test...
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The long-rumoured HTC Pyramid has finally been unmasked as the HTC Sensation , and takes over from the Desire HD as the company's Android flagship. We managed to get some hands-on time with the dual-core beast, to see if it lives up to our high expectatio...
In many ways the HTC Sensation is outstanding. The metal build is exactly what we expect from a smartphone of this calibre. Performance is exceptionally good, loading programs quickly, ensuring the phone never feels slow. HTC Sense is great too; sure ther...
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Dual core-powered smartphones seem to be more and more of a de facto ever since a bevy of them were announced by a number of smartphone manufacturers at CES and various tech shows earlier this year. With more and more manufacturers opting for dual core pr...
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technoodling.net Updated:
2016-11-26 23:54:06
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The fifth iteration of the iPhone is finally here! Amidst the death of Apple's enigmatic CEO, Apple is stronger than ever with the iPhone 4S breaking numerous sales record. It seems Apple is far from dead and the legacy of Steve Jobs carries on with Siri...
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The HTC Sensation is currently the flagship Android phone from the Taiwanese handset maker, at least until the Sensation XE and Sensation XL become commercially available. HTC's choice of name for the Sensation is quite bold as it projects a rather lofty...
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Smartphones powered by multi-core processors are slowly but surely conquering the mobile industry as we move into the second half of 2011. In fact, as early as February, NVIDIA showcased its next generation Tegra processors which were named after superher...
A Good BlendAs smartphones continue to break the barriers of multi-core processors and faster clock speeds, some distinguish themselves from the competition. The HTC Sensation is one such example.Its solid build quality and 148g weight does well in portra...
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Smartphones powered by multi-core processors are slowly but surely conquering the mobile industry as we move into the second half of 2011. In fact, as early as February, NVIDIA showcased its next generation Tegra processors which were named after superher...
A Good BlendAs smartphones continue to break the barriers of multi-core processors and faster clock speeds, some distinguish themselves from the competition. The HTC Sensation is one such example.Its solid build quality and 148g weight does well in portra...
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The Nokia N9 boasts being the fastest image capturing phone in the market today at 2.6 seconds.Is the N9 really the fastest? Now here's a video demonstrating the instant photo-taking capabilities of the HTC Sensation . From the lock screen with active sho...
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This is already the 3rd dual-core Android smartphone we've reviewed and still the HTC Sensation got me excited as much as the first two did. Check out our full review and verdict on the HTC Sensation after the jump.HTC has never failed to impress us with...
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It's no secret that smartphones powered by dual-core processors are one of the biggest highlights in 2011. Just a few weeks ago, we had a quick talk with HTC to understand some of the unique features of the Taiwanese company's latest Android flagship devi...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-26 23:54:06
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It has barely been a couple of weeks since we pronounced the Samsung Galaxy S II the king of Android Smartphones and we already have a challenger in the form of HTC Sensation. Like the Galaxy S II, this Superphone has a big screen with all the latest h...
Hires screen, great construction quality, Sense UI 3.0...
A bit heavy, Camera is just ok...
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Mark Milan of TP , reporting for duty. Last night, at the Republiq, HTC Philippines finally launched its much-anticipated dual-core Android flagship handset, the HTC Sensation -- HTC calls Sensation 'A Multimedia Superphone' . Running on a dual c...
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There were rumors doing the rounds of a new HTC smartphone which would be way ahead than the rest and it seems that those rumors were indeed true as there is confirmation of HTC coming out with its new HTC Sensation 4G.The dual core CPU inside the device...
Spacious screen, Dualcore processor, Good camera...
Price is high, Older version of Android OS...
The overall HTC Sensation Review reveals that is a powerhouse of amazing features which deliver all the time. One should not think much about the small problems and go ahead with the buy as the device is worth every penny that you shell out for the same...
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techmagnifier.com Updated:
2016-11-26 23:54:05
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The year 2011 has been flooded with loads of Android smartphones, plus the touch-screen technology, this year, has surpassed its previous features with even smoother and more precise touch sensing interfaces. Touchscreen phones have now largely swapped th...
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techtree.com Updated:
2016-11-26 23:54:06
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Expert Review MRP: 32,700Street Price: Rs 29,600 (; ; )Currently, dual-cores are ruling the droid roost. started off early with its , but the product had many rough edges. On the other hand, did quite well with its (GS2). It defeated every other fl...
Great UI customisation; Effortless multitasking; 1080p video recording; dual-core CPU; Excellent build quality.
Lacklustre video player; Limited viewing angles.
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The Sensation is HTC’s first Dual Core phone and it’s answer to the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the LG Optimus 2X. Check out the FoneArena HTC Sensation Review to find out where the Sensation wins and where it fails. The phone was unveiled in London in Apri...
1.2 GHz Dual Core CPU, Excellent design and premium hardware, HTC Sense 3.0 makes a lot of sense and is beautiful, DLNA, 8MP camera with Dual LED Flash, 1080p Video recording, Superfast bootup time – with FastBoot, 960x540px resolution Display, Social Pho...
WiFi death grip, No native HDMI support, need to purchase MHL adapter (sold separately ), Battery life could have been better, Asad Rafi contributed to this review...
and Battery lifeLike most dual core phones, the battery on this phone will last about a day for normal usage and about ¾ of a day under heavy usage. With minimal usage, you can cross a day. It would have been nice to see a bigger battery on this devi...
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pcworld.in Updated:
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The HTC Sensation is the newest to launch in India and is one of the that utilizes a dual core processor. The Sensation also includes the newest version of HTC's Sense UI and is essentially the flagship Android smartphone from the Taiwanese handset...
Snazzy User Interface, Excellent HD Video Recording, Superior Browsing Experience, Impressive Battery Life, Clear Call Quality...
Disappointing Video Playback, Average Bundled Headphones, Camera Shoots Oversaturated Photos Outdoors...
The HTC Sensation is an Android 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) smartphone with an updated UI, an 8MP camera and a dual-core processor...
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Next up in the mobile phone big league is the HTC Sensation. Making its debut into the Indian market only very recently, it’s the latest edition to the Dual Core enabled smartphones and is out to give LG’s Optimus 2X and the Galaxy S II a run for t...
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This latest smartphone of HTC is full of latest — an all new Android 2.3.3 operating system, HTC sense 3.0 user interface, and the recently launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2 GHz dual core processor. With powerful specs like 8 Megapixel camera with HD video...
Brilliant user interface, Near perfect build quality and hardware...
Poor battery life, Screen in bright sunlight is not as good as competition...
The phone is a HTC flagship and as such we had high expectations from it, and we would say we are not disappointed. But, the HTC Sensation lacks just a little bit when we compare it with the Samsung Galaxy SII, in terms of performance, as both of them are...
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At Rs. 30,700, the Sensation is a good handset, but it's plagued with a few niggles that detract from the overall feel of using a flagship device. What we really love is the initiative from HTC to include a higher resolution display that many manufact...
Good overall build quality, High resolution display is killer for text and browsing, Packed to the gills with features, Dual core processor makes it quite snappy while future proofing...
Display should have had a better blackness level and contrast, Battery life is lower than we expected, The antenna is weak, and the Sensation tends to lose signal easily, It feels solid, but some parts of the build seem sloppy...
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bgr.in Updated:
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No other smartphone company has managed to customize Android like HTC. Sure, Samsung's TouchWiz is a good attempt but it looks heavily inspired by you-know-what. It is no surprise then that Samsung emphasizes on core specs – Super AMOLED Plus display, dua...
The Sensation will be HTC's hero device for the coming few months and I won't be surprised if it still remains the benchmark for Android smartphones till the end of this year, which says a lot considering smartphones running on Android are dethroned in a...
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stuffmideast.com Updated:
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There's a new king of Android Hill, clad in a sleek metal and rubber housing that looks like an offcut from Batman's breastplate, with a super-high resolution screen and exceptionally smooth Gorilla Glass. Yes, the HTC Sensation is rather good.But it's an...
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HTC have loaded the Sensation with so many features, we ran out of breath to cover them all. And from a distance, in another person's hand this handsome droid looks great. But how did it feel to actually use it? Well, it has its ups and downs. The dea...
Update, 02.08.2011: We've recently started making video versions of our trademark reviews. The video reviews summarize our review findings and are generally less technical and easier to swallow. So here it is, the HTC Sensation video review.HTC have loade...
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Samsung Galaxy SII (Rs 30,000): at a time when most sequels (Like Hangover 2) didn't quite measure up here's one that actually works. Hot on the heels of the Samsung blockbuster Galaxy S comes the SII with its bold 4.27 inch ‘Super Amoled Plus' display, a...
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0emailThe recently released HTC Sensation, dubbed as a ‘multimedia superphone’, is probably the biggest iPhone competitor on the market right now, with impressive specs which include a 4.3-inch qHD display and dual core processor. Running Google’s late...
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It seemed like HTC was falling behind in the mobile processing power race, but all that changed when the dual core Sensation was unveiled. The flagship device combines Android 2.3 with the manufacturer’s own Sense user interface, and is definitely a st...
A fine dual-core smartphone with a neat design, but it’s just pipped by the slicker and cheaper Samsung Galaxy S II...
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The Sensation is a high-end handset, and that stretches to the connectivity options on offer, including 3G/3G+, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS augmented with navigation from Google and TeleAtlas to provide offline access. In general, connecting to the mobile...
Usability and finish quality, Rich, intuitive Sense user interface, General responsiveness, Audio quality and 1080p video recording, Screen accurately reproduces colours...
Screen has narrow viewing angles and weak contrast ratio, Heavy, Media player doesn't support enough video formats and struggles with 1080p video, Battery life could be better, WiFi signal can be lost on some units depending on how you hold the phone...
The HTC Sensation is a great handset that can definitely stand up to the latest wave of competition. It's a smartphone for anybody that wants a mobile that's fun to use and can put in a great performance with multimedia, but the Samsung Galaxy S II rem...
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The Sensation is far more powerful than its predecessors, but the tweaks to the new Sense interface are mainly cosmetic. It's a shame that the HTCSense.com backup service doesn't work yet, and that the snapper is disappointing compared to that on the...
Goodsize HD display; new unlock screen works well; easy to use; top email and web offerings; great touchdisplay; new 3D appearance...
Average snapper; HTCSense.com backup does not work; small tweaks in Sense 3.0; 3D effects are a matter of taste...
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The HTC Sensation has joined the dual-core party alongside arch-rival the Samsung Galaxy S II. The new HTC smartphone boasts Android 2.3, code-named 'Gingerbread', plus an updated version of the HTC Sense user interface and a large, high-resolution sc...
Clever lock screen, large highresolution display...
The screen isn't great in bright sunlight.
The HTC Sensation is a good, solid handset, and it sits well at the head of HTC's Android range. Dual-core smartphones are suddenly burgeoning, and for us Samsung has the best offering, by a whisker, with the Galaxy II S. But if you're a fan of HTC and...
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Manufactures – and HTC in particular – have released so many Android smartphones over the past two years that picking the right one can be a nightmare. The HTC Sensation is the latest addition, offering a 4.3-inch screen, 1.2GHz processor and a host of...
The 4.3-inch screen on the HTC Sensation is the smartphone's real party piece. With a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, it's incredibly sharp, with text and images looking very crisp. Websites also look great, with enough space onscreen to fit lots of text on.With a 1.2GHz processor, the HTC Sensation was never likely to be lacking in power, and so it proves. The processor is a dual-core chip, so y...
Although the screen on the HTC sensation is impressive from a sharpness point of view, it can't match the very best from Samsung when it comes to colour reproduction. A phone with a 4.3-inch screen won't suit everybody, either, and it will prove too large for lots of users. The big screen also affects the HTC Sensation's battery life, and we frequently found ourselves recharging it in under a day...
Well made, packed with features such as an 8-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, dual-core processing and more, there's a lot to like about the HTC Sensation. The huge screen sadly has an impact on battery life, which is our biggest issue with this han...
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HTC isn't shy when it comes to naming its phones, with the Hero, Desire, Legend and Incredible now joined by the equally bombastic Sensation. This confidence works when the phone displays a level of quality to match the name, but the Samsung Galaxy S II h...
A well-built Android phone with plenty of power and a slick UI, but it just isn't as good as the Samsung Galaxy S II in the vital areas...
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One of many dual-core handsets now hitting the market, the Sensation is HTC's new flagship phone. Costing around £500 SIM-free, it's likely to attract people who want an alternative to the iPhone or those considering other dual-core Android handsets. A...
Great screen, better than average battery life, excellent user interface, good email support...
Expensive, heavier and bulkier than the Samsung Galaxy S II...
The HTC Sensation is a terrific phone. It's slick and powerful and HTC's Sense interface makes it a visual joy to use. It's a little light on business features, though, while the basics like Exchange support are covered...
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This is the first smartphone handset from HTC to use the company's latest HTC Sense software, which sits on top of the Android operating system and adds some graphical and usability enhancements.It has a large 4.3in display, the same as you would find...
Looks superb; thin and portable; good sound quality...
Expensive; not as light as some HTC models; camera quality relatively poor...
Even though the cameras leave a bit to be desired this is still a superb smartphone...
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The HTC Sensation is not a small phone. Carrying it around in an unusually uncluttered handbag this week, we were very conscious of its bulk. It’s crafted from slabs of metal and weighs an above-average but not unreasonable 148g. However, it’s broad as...
HTC calls the Sensation a ‘multimedia superphone’ and given its razor-sharp screen, generally decent video playback (excepting Adobe Flash) and great audio, we can see why. If you can handle its sheer size, this is both an excellent phone and a superio...
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The HTC Sensation is possibly the most anticipated Android phone yet. The spectacularly specced phone, complete with dual-core processor and high-res display is just about the only thing that can take on the mighty Samsung Galaxy S 2 right now for the...
It’s the friendliest superphone yet, even if more hardcore gadget fiends will prefer the Samsung Galaxy S 2′s brute strengthLoveWatch movie service, HDMI-out skills, raw powerHateScreen can’t match Samsung’s for sheer eye popping glorySpecs:Screen: 4.3...
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T3.com
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its latest smartphone the Sensation, the first in its range to reach the UK to include a dual-core processor. T3 was lucky enough to have a look at it and here are our first early impressions. In terms of specifications, it’s similar to the LG...
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The HTC Sensation is something of a latecomer to the dual-core smartphone party but the wait has been worth it. Packing in a 1.2GHz processor, 8 megapixel camera, high-resolution screen, and a stunning design, it most definitely lives up to its name. As e...
Large, high resolution screen, Super fast dualcore processor, Good camera with bright LEDs, Beautiful chassis design...
Poor battery life, Screen quality could be better...
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One of the key players in this crowded market is HTC who a few years ago were relatively unknown but now offer a wide range of devices, including tablets, with new models hitting the shelves regularly. One of the more recent handsets is the Sensation...
The HTC Sensation is an extremely accomplished device offering high end specifications and a solid build quality thanks to the aluminium backplate. In terms of design its shape make it a pleasure to hold and to operate and combining these excellent er...
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G oogle’s Android operating system is very popular. As the first Android provider, HTC is reaping the benefits with a wide assortment of Android smartphones. A recent Nielson study shows that Android is the biggest in the U.S. with 39%, followed by App...
H TC is bringing a fun addition to its Android smartphone portfolio with the HTC Sensation. The HTC Sense interface over the Android operating system makes it a typical HTC smartphone. The only thing I do not like is the scrolling through the menu...
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The Sensation is the company’s latest ‘multimedia superphone’ but you’d be forgiven for being underwhelmed at first. The 4.3in, 960 x 640 screen is striking, but the chassis lacks the premium feel of rivals.Things get much more exciting in action. The...
Fast interface, plentiful features including DLNA and video rental service, sounds good.
Video performance could be better, only 1GB internal memory as standard...
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A well-built Android phone with plenty of power and a slick UI, but it just isn’t as good as the Samsung Galaxy S II in the vital areas HTC isn’t shy when it comes to naming its phones, with the Hero, Desire, Legend and Incredible now joined by the equ...
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Late in June, HTC entered the New Zealand Android market with the compact Wildfire S and high-powered Sensation.As smartphones go, the Sensation is one of the larger models out there. Though just 11mm thick, it has a 126 x 65mm body and generous 4.3-in...
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The Sensation proudly shows HTC’s design pedigree, with a multi-textured rear case and a silver finish for the buttons and forward speaker. The phone is a solid block of a unit, weighing in at 148g, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to...
In the world of dual-core phones, the Australian market has already seen offerings from Motorola, LG and Samsung and now, finally, HTC has release its model, the much anticipated Sensation...
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Tweet After an extremely busy first half of 2011, HTC adds yet another Android phone in its long line of smartphones. With HTC's brand recognition booming right now, the Sensation arrives on extremely good footing, but does it deliver the exper...
Solid, familiar design, New Sense UI, Sharp, colourful display, Decent camera...
Poor battery life, No HDMI port on the handset, Some software instability, Performance could be punchier...
The HTC Sensation is a good phone with loads of features, but we did expect a little more grunt from the dual-core processor and it could definitely use a bigger battery.
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There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the HTC Sensation since it was , and for good reason; it’s HTC’s first dual-core device that will hopefully push them to the forefront of high-end devices once again. I can tell you now, that’s not the case. HTC s...
The qHD, Super TFT display — close to the best out there, Sense UI is extremely user friendly for firsttimers, Instantcapture camera function, excellent video quality, Fairly snappy 1.2GHz dualcore CPU...
Not the greatest design, feels heavy, “deathgrip” does kill WiFi in some normal use, HTC have their own channel in the Market which removes the “your apps” icon...
I enjoyed using the Sensation, not as much as I thought I would though. I see the Sensation as a real competitor against the Galaxy S II but in the same way they’re both very different, but that’s the great thing about Android, you get all this choic...
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HTC HTC's first crack at a dual-core processor handset is a resounding success. Review The HTC Sensation is the George Foreman to Samsung's Muhammad Ali of handsets, the Galaxy S2. It's not quite as flash, a solid fighter rather than a showboater. But i...
HTC's first crack at a dual-core processor handset is a resounding success. Review The HTC Sensation is the George Foreman to Samsung's Muhammad Ali of handsets, the Galaxy S2. It's not quite as flash, a solid fighter rather than a showboater. But it's s...
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When we went to the GadgetShow Live yesterday we had a call from our contact at eXpansys that HTC were going to make an announcement mid-afternoon relating to a new product that they are launching.While we waited at the eXpansys stand for what seemed like...
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The Sensation proudly shows HTC's design pedigree, with a multi-textured rear case and a silver finish for the buttons and forward speaker. The phone is a solid block of a unit, weighing in at 148g, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to Sam...
A solid phone that's missing a beat on performance, but features impressive usability. While not quite a world beater, HTC's first dual-core smartphone has a lot to offer...
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With the HTC Sensation, it’s perhaps easy to raise concerns that HTC is at risk of getting a reputation for releasing too many minor upgrades to their range, with so many handsets similar in both looks and features as the model released before it.It’s a p...
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HTC has finally entered the dual-core smartphone race with the launch of the HTC Sensation. With three other models already fighting it out, it won’t be an easy battle to win.Finally, there’s a speed test with Neocore (1.2GHz, dual-core, Qualcomm Snapdrag...
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So a few days back we upgraded our HTC Sensation to the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update . Pretty much after taking it for a quick tour, the Sensation hit the drawer whilst I finished our Samsung Galaxy Note review ( see the unboxing here ).Ea...
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So last night we updated our HTC Sensation to the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system alongside HTC's updated Sense UI 3.6.Here's some screenshots from our update device, showing off some of the cool new features introduced by ICS.[scrollGalle...
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At Mobile World Congress 2011, HTC announced several new smartphones, all of which failed to live up to the specifications of the Samsung Galaxy SII which was announced at the same time. Fast-forward a few months and we have the HTC Sensation, a new top-o...
One thing that I've always really enjoyed about Sense UI is the animation when you first unlock the device. The nifty thing is that if on the home screen straight from unlock, the weather will be amplified across the screen. However, it was really hard to...
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The phone is a solid block of a unit. It weighs in at 148 grams, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to Samsung's rather svelte Galaxy SII .It's also a bit thicker, hitting the 11-millimetre mark at the apex of its gently curved back. The so...
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The guys over at Three UK were generous enough to loan us the HTC Sensation for a fortnight to let us get some proper hands-on time with it, usually our hands-ons with smartphones are pretty short, however after two weeks with the HTC Sensation we have ha...
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Since the iPhone 4S has just been announced by Apple, we thought we'd put it head to head against some of the leading Android devices currently available and the rumoured specs of the Nexus Prime. All of them are dual-core, all of them are sparkly, but so...
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First off, this isn't the HTC Sensation review — that's coming in a few days once I've spent some more quality time with the device. For now I'm giving you my initial thoughts on what is to become HTC's flagship device. Just like all phones it has its pro...
First off, this isn't the HTC Sensation review — that's coming in a few days once I've spent some more quality time with the device. For now I'm giving you my initial thoughts on what is to become HTC's flagship device. Just like all phones it has its pro...
We've always known Sense UI to be a more complete user interface (UI) in comparison to any other custom Android UI currently available. You've got tonnes of cool widgets that all look nice and do a great job at what they're meant to do (show weather, text...
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The HTC Sensation 4G is T-Mobile's version of the phone known internationally as simply the HTC Sensation. 4G marketing aside, the handset brings the same powerful hardware and fluid software that make it the manufacturer's latest flagship device. The Sen...
The HTC Sensation 4G is the complete package: powerful hardware, stylish design, and a solid user experience. The phone doesn't feel like too much for the average user but its ability to serve the power user is endless. We could even go so far as to say t...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2016-11-26 23:51:29
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A Smartphone that looks great even when it is switched off. The HTC Sensation is a powerful, cutting-edge Android phone with a fast dual-core processor and HTC's attractive, thoughtful software extensions. Well it's not the only top handset offered by the...
The HTC Sensation 4G most definitely lives up to its name. Of course, T-Mobile customers now have the enviable problem of choosing between two great Android devices: the Sensation 4G and the T-Mobile G2x (another Editors' Choice pick). The T-Mobile G2x wi...
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The HTC power duo which includes the Sensation 4G and the EVO 3D barely needs an introduction. The dual-core phones are among the most powerful Android handsets available for sale in the United States and are favorites of both the consumers and the tech journalists...
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The HTC Sensation is not a small phone. Carrying it around in an unusually uncluttered handbag this week, we were very conscious of its bulk. It’s crafted from slabs of metal and weighs an above-average but not unreasonable 148g. However, it’s broad as...
HTC calls the Sensation a ‘multimedia superphone’ and given its razor-sharp screen, generally decent video playback (excepting Adobe Flash) and great audio, we can see why. If you can handle its sheer size, this is both an excellent phone and a superio...
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The HTC Sensation is something of a latecomer to the dual-core smartphone party but the wait has been worth it. Packing in a 1.2GHz processor, 8 megapixel camera, high-resolution screen, and a stunning design, it most definitely lives up to its name. As e...
Large, high resolution screen, Super fast dualcore processor, Good camera with bright LEDs, Beautiful chassis design...
Poor battery life, Screen quality could be better...
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One of the key players in this crowded market is HTC who a few years ago were relatively unknown but now offer a wide range of devices, including tablets, with new models hitting the shelves regularly. One of the more recent handsets is the Sensation...
The HTC Sensation is an extremely accomplished device offering high end specifications and a solid build quality thanks to the aluminium backplate. In terms of design its shape make it a pleasure to hold and to operate and combining these excellent er...
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The Sensation proudly shows HTC’s design pedigree, with a multi-textured rear case and a silver finish for the buttons and forward speaker. The phone is a solid block of a unit, weighing in at 148g, putting it into the heavyweight category compared to...
In the world of dual-core phones, the Australian market has already seen offerings from Motorola, LG and Samsung and now, finally, HTC has release its model, the much anticipated Sensation...
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It all adds upBut it's an Android phone isn't it, so can it really be that much better than any other? Yes, because in almost all respects it's slightly better than the competition, and the accumulation of those little improvements adds up to something qu...
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With the HTC Sensation, it’s perhaps easy to raise concerns that HTC is at risk of getting a reputation for releasing too many minor upgrades to their range, with so many handsets similar in both looks and features as the model released before it.It’s a p...
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HTC has finally entered the dual-core smartphone race with the launch of the HTC Sensation. With three other models already fighting it out, it won’t be an easy battle to win.Finally, there’s a speed test with Neocore (1.2GHz, dual-core, Qualcomm Snapdrag...
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The long-rumoured HTC Pyramid has finally been unmasked as the HTC Sensation , and takes over from the Desire HD as the company's Android flagship. We managed to get some hands-on time with the dual-core beast, to see if it lives up to our high expectatio...
In many ways the HTC Sensation is outstanding. The metal build is exactly what we expect from a smartphone of this calibre. Performance is exceptionally good, loading programs quickly, ensuring the phone never feels slow. HTC Sense is great too; sure ther...
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Dual core-powered smartphones seem to be more and more of a de facto ever since a bevy of them were announced by a number of smartphone manufacturers at CES and various tech shows earlier this year. With more and more manufacturers opting for dual core pr...
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The fifth iteration of the iPhone is finally here! Amidst the death of Apple's enigmatic CEO, Apple is stronger than ever with the iPhone 4S breaking numerous sales record. It seems Apple is far from dead and the legacy of Steve Jobs carries on with Siri...
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Smartphones powered by multi-core processors are slowly but surely conquering the mobile industry as we move into the second half of 2011. In fact, as early as February, NVIDIA showcased its next generation Tegra processors which were named after superher...
A Good BlendAs smartphones continue to break the barriers of multi-core processors and faster clock speeds, some distinguish themselves from the competition. The HTC Sensation is one such example.Its solid build quality and 148g weight does well in portra...
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The Nokia N9 boasts being the fastest image capturing phone in the market today at 2.6 seconds.Is the N9 really the fastest? Now here's a video demonstrating the instant photo-taking capabilities of the HTC Sensation . From the lock screen with active sho...
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This is already the 3rd dual-core Android smartphone we've reviewed and still the HTC Sensation got me excited as much as the first two did. Check out our full review and verdict on the HTC Sensation after the jump.HTC has never failed to impress us with...
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It's no secret that smartphones powered by dual-core processors are one of the biggest highlights in 2011. Just a few weeks ago, we had a quick talk with HTC to understand some of the unique features of the Taiwanese company's latest Android flagship devi...
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Mark Milan of TP , reporting for duty. Last night, at the Republiq, HTC Philippines finally launched its much-anticipated dual-core Android flagship handset, the HTC Sensation -- HTC calls Sensation 'A Multimedia Superphone' . Running on a dual c...
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There were rumors doing the rounds of a new HTC smartphone which would be way ahead than the rest and it seems that those rumors were indeed true as there is confirmation of HTC coming out with its new HTC Sensation 4G.The dual core CPU inside the device...
Spacious screen, Dualcore processor, Good camera...
Price is high, Older version of Android OS...
The overall HTC Sensation Review reveals that is a powerhouse of amazing features which deliver all the time. One should not think much about the small problems and go ahead with the buy as the device is worth every penny that you shell out for the same...
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The year 2011 has been flooded with loads of Android smartphones, plus the touch-screen technology, this year, has surpassed its previous features with even smoother and more precise touch sensing interfaces. Touchscreen phones have now largely swapped th...
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Next up in the mobile phone big league is the HTC Sensation. Making its debut into the Indian market only very recently, it’s the latest edition to the Dual Core enabled smartphones and is out to give LG’s Optimus 2X and the Galaxy S II a run for t...
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This latest smartphone of HTC is full of latest — an all new Android 2.3.3 operating system, HTC sense 3.0 user interface, and the recently launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2 GHz dual core processor. With powerful specs like 8 Megapixel camera with HD video...
Brilliant user interface, Near perfect build quality and hardware...
Poor battery life, Screen in bright sunlight is not as good as competition...
The phone is a HTC flagship and as such we had high expectations from it, and we would say we are not disappointed. But, the HTC Sensation lacks just a little bit when we compare it with the Samsung Galaxy SII, in terms of performance, as both of them are...
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At Rs. 30,700, the Sensation is a good handset, but it's plagued with a few niggles that detract from the overall feel of using a flagship device. What we really love is the initiative from HTC to include a higher resolution display that many manufact...
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