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...
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...
Heavy; widgets sometimes fail to update automatically; speedy, rather than smooth, user interface
The HTC Sensation looks unassuming, but its hefty aluminium case, hugely powerful processor and fabulously whizzy, customisable software make it feel like a giant among smart phones....
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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Published: 2011-05-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: 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...
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...
