Meet the HTC Sensation, the eighth member of the Android Avengers. By day, it’s an Android smartphone with an enormous screen that’s perfect for watching video on. But it lives with a secret identity: this is Brainwave, the phone that knows what you want, and serves you up with the details before you even have to ask. Read on to meet it.
April, 2011
The HTC Sensation – or Pyramid as it’s been known in the various leaks we’ve been treated to over the past few months – is official at last. It’s the dual core beast of an Android smartphone that we expected, but that’s not what’s got us so excited. It’s the content on the device, and it looks set at long last to put Google’s OS on level footing with the iPhone and its iTunes media service. Read on to find out just how.
If you’re stranded with a small screened phone to watch videos on while you’re on the go, have no fear! The HTC Sensation is here to rescue you from squinting at YouTube clips and delivering what you want to watch, when you want to, on the best screen in the biz. Read on, and we’ll break down all its video super powers for you.
The HTC Sensation comes running the latest build of Android – 2.3 Gingerbread – as you’d expect from an all singing, all dancing, all conquering smartphone superhero. But it’s not just your average Gingerbread phone: beyond its dual core super powers and movie watching skills, it’s also one of the smartest mobiles on the market, thanks to HTC’s custom Sense 3.0 software. Read on and find out just why they call it Brainwave.
The HTC Sensation packs in all-new HTC Sense 3.0 software. It’s designed to be smarter and more efficient than previous versions, with tons of new features. Read on and we’ll spill the beans on its best bits to save you oodles of time!
The HTC Sensation is here, packing HTC’s first dual-core processor, a whopping great screen with fantastic resolution, full HD video recording and a superstar stills camera with instant shooting. There’s also re-jigged HTC Sense software, packing smarter homescreens and slicker menus.
That’s not all you’ll find inside the HTC Sensation though. There’s also 4GB of internal storage, generous by Android standards. That’s on top of HDMI output, DLNA media streaming, an 8 megapixel camera and Flash 10.2 software to gobble up any webpage you care to throw its way. Read on, and get acquainted with the HTC Sensation.
The HTC Flyer Android tablet with its very own stylus first launched at Mobile World Congress in February will go on sale across Europe on 9 May, HTC’s European president Florian Seiche announced this afternoon at the company’s London press conference. Price is still TBC but if you want to nab the 7-inch Android 2.2 slate on day one, whip out your pen and mark off that date in the calendar – in the meantime, hold tight for news on the HTC Sensation.
Don’t forget, our Nintendo 3DS give-away is still ongoing: you can win one of Ninty’s new handhelds along with two games courtesy of Gamesbasement.co.uk just by designing your own wacky add on for it. We’ve had some quirky corkers already, but there’s still time for you to enter with your own so click here to scope out the rules, and good luck!