HTC Titan, Samsung Focus S, Focus Flash headed to AT&T

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Heads up AT&T users, it looks like three new Windows Phone 7 handsets will be headed your way! Unfortunately they are expected to arrive only in Q4 so there’s a little bit of waiting for those who are eager to get their hands on the new Windows Phone 7 handsets running on the Mango update. They are the HTC Titan, Samsung Focus S and the Samsung Focus Flash.

We had previously reported on the HTC Titan which sports a monstrous 4.7” display while running on a 1.5GHz processor with 512MB of RAM, an 8MP camera and 16GB of internal memory.

The Samsung Focus S will be sporting a 4.3” Super AMOLED display, a 1.4GHz processor along with a 1.3MP/8MP front/rear facing camera. The Samsung Focus Flash will be smaller than the Focus S with a 3.7” Super AMOLED display with a 1.4GHz processor (it is not known if they share a similar processor) and a 5MP camera. For those on a budget who want a Windows Phone 7 device, it looks like the Samsung Focus Flash may come with an affordable price tag.

Not forgetting the other Windows Phone 7 handsets in their stable, AT&T has also promised to roll out the Mango update to the Samsung Focus, HTC HD7, Surround and the LG Quantum.

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HTC TITAN and HTC Radar WP7 phones announced

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Looking forward to the next generation of Windows Phone devices from HTC? You’re in luck. Today, the Taiwanse company announced the launch of two Windows Phone 7 Mango-powered handsets. First up we have the HTC TITAN, and if you looked at the phone’s name and immediately thought “big device” – you wouldn’t be wrong.

The HTC TITAN (previously leaked as the HTC Eternity) features a massive 4.7” display – which is larger than almost every other smartphone on the market (it falls short of matching the 5” Dell Streak and the upcoming 5.3” Samsung Note). Unfortunately the display is somewhat marred by its resolution of only 800 x 480.

The HTC TITAN is powered by a single core 1.5GHz processor, has 512MB of memory, an 8-megapixel rear camera and a 1.3-megapixel front facing camera, 16GB of internal storage, DLNA support, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, and a thickness of only 9.9mm. The phone will of course be running on Windows Phone 7 Mango when it is released this October.

Next up we have the slightly smaller but not too shabby HTC Radar (previously leaked as the HTC Omega). It has a 3.8” display (800 x 480), but first generation WP specs, featuring a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel rear camera and a VGA front facing camera, 512MB of RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS in a nice brushed aluminum body just like the HTC TITAN, and it will also come with WP7 Mango. The HTC Radar will also go on sale this October, though there’s no mention of any prices for both phones.

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HTC Titan hands-on

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So we talked about the HTC Titan earlier in the day, which will be one of the spanking new Windows Phone Mango smartphones that certainly has a display that reflects its name – sporting a 4.7? screen that dwarfs even the new Galaxy S II’s 4.5? screen. This Super LCD display does not really impress with its resolution though at 800 x 480 pixels, which is similar to what the 3.8? screen that is available on the HTC Radar. Well, at least it has a super thin 0.4? aluminum case to make up for the lack in resolution.

The initial hands-on by our friends at Laptopmag feel that those who message heavily will find the HTC Titan to be heaven-sent, especially when you have additional real estate for typing purposes. Outlook users will also find the Titan to be worth their while, and considering how the Windows Phone operating system is said to deliver one of the best touch keyboards around, it will make for the perfect blend if you’re looking for a new Windows Phone Mango handset.

If you want to know more about the hardware specifications concerning the HTC Titan can be found in our earlier post.

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