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HTC Sensation Mobile Phone Review

Written By John Mitt Sam on Monday, September 5, 2011 | 1:06 PM


HTC Sensation
Users smartphone with Android operating system continues to increase significantly. According to a report released by the research institute iResearch,Android smartphone market share will reach 50 percent in 2015. It is evident from the many manufacturers that continue to deliver a smartphone with Android operating system to the market.
HTC Sensation


HTC Corporation, as one of the producers who also pursuebusiness smartphone Android smartphone now returned to update the HTC touch screen by presenting Sensation. With 1.2 GHz dual core processor from Qualcomm, HTC Sensationusing 4.3-inch display with a resolution up to 540x960 pixels. Withan 8MP camera, this phone can display and record video in full HDor 1080p resolution.


The HTC Sensation supports Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), HTC Sense UI (Version 3.0), along with handful of additional features such as:


1.2GHz Qualcomm Dual-Core Processor
4.3-inch Capacitive qHD Super LCD Display
8-Megapixel Camera w/ Dual LED Flash
768MB RAM
1080p HD Video Recording
Bluetooth 3.0

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HTC Sense with Windows 7 Phone

Written By John Mitt Sam on Wednesday, April 27, 2011 | 8:32 AM

Until now, HTC Sense circulating in the market is a product of collaboration between HTC with Google. In that sense, HTC Sensi uses Google's Android OS. It seems that this will not last long. HTC has just announced that they are preparing Sense HTC that uses Windows OS Phone 7.
HTC Sense

For fans of Microsoft of course this is something exhilarating, HTC and Windows 7 Phone is the right mix. The news that circulated from HTC itself (Drew Bamford) said Sense UI which currently is on the HTC Sense will be maintained on Sense HTC Windows Phone 7.
HTC Sense

Although Microsoft has enough experience for the affairs of the User Interface, Sense UI itself is not fully integrated with Windows Phone 7. HTC will not be berargument with Microsoft about this. For the consumer as long as this does not affect the performance of the phone certainly will not be a problem.
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