The HTC Sensation is official, and it’s a beast of a smartphone. Freshly announced at HTC’s London event today, the Sensation slots in at the top of the company’s range complete with a high-resolution qHD display and speedy 1.2GHz dual-core processor. Check out our hands-on report after the cut.
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The HTC Sensation has been officially launched – aka the HTC Pyramid – the company’s new Android flagship. Running Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread on a dual-core Qualcomm MSM 8260 1.2GHz processor, the Sensation has a Desire HD-matching 4.3-inch S-LCD touchscreen running at qHD 540 x 960 resolution, HSPA/WCDMA connectivity, and an 8-megapixel camera capable of 1080p Full HD video recording with stereo sound.
Today's HTC Sensation / HTC Pyramid day, and we're expecting the company to reveal its new flagship smartphone complete with a dual-core processor, higher-resolution qHD display and unibody chassis. Based on the leaks so far - our full rumor roundup is here - the Sensation (as we're expecting the handset to be branded) looks to slot in alongside last month's HTC EVO 3D, only without the auto-stereoscopic display.
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It appears that HTC really has this Android game by the neck – pulling in thousands of Android lovers into their Sense-ational set of products piece by piece. Case in point: the HTC Pyramid. This is a phone that’s only just been leaked back in February, and the furvor surrounding it has drummed up quite a few requests by you, the viewers, on if and when we’ll be able to give out more information. The information we’ve got is all here, right here in this post. Get triangular up in here, and start clicking.
HTC's mysterious press event next Tuesday, April 12, will indeed see the launch of the HTC Pyramid along with its new street-name, according to the latest leaks. The handset - believed to run a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and have a 4.3-inch qHD resolution display - will apparently arrive in the UK as the HTC Sensation, claims Pocket-lint's source.
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This week we had a fun filled April Fools Day which brought with it lots of tech news pranks and hijinks. We also had several product reviews that you don’t want to miss including the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play, the HTC Desire S, and the HTC Arrive. Perhaps most notable of the week is Google’s push towards anti-fragmentation of its Android platform. Continue after the cut for the video review and the full top ten list.
HTC had no shortage of new devices at CTIA 2011 last week – the HTC EVO 3D being perhaps the highlight – but there’s still more to come. The company’s UK arm has just sent out invites to a press event on April 12 to “see what’s next” in the HTC pipeline.
It appears that the folks at XDA, that vast community of developers and hackers, have gotten their hands on some super secret photos of the HTC Pyramid, a fashionable phone coming down the pipeline toward the public in a 4.3-inch display fashion. According to these most recent photos, this phone will be coming out with a 1.2Ghz processor with no name, 768MB or RAM, and a QHD resolution display. The more we see the more we like!
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We're already expecting to see the HTC Pyramid make its official debut at CTIA 2011 later this week, but we won't say no to a sneak preview of the Android smartphone before that. Fresh from TechBlog is a somewhat blurry in-the-wild shot of the new HTC handset, matching what we've seen from previous leaked renders.
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Take a peek at a phone that's basically blowing the doors off of the Android world with it's unconventional release of itself stocked with Android 3.0 Honeycomb. This version of Google's mobile OS is only supposed to be for tablets, it being released recently with the Motorola XOOM. This phone, on the other hand, is giant, but it's not quite tablet sized. This phone instead is much closer to the upcoming HTC ThunderBolt or the recently released HTC Inspire 4G - it's like they're all made by the same manufacturer!
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Inventory leaks can be tricky things; it's all too easy to slap a few codenamed products in a database, snap a shot or two and then call it confirmation. That said, FoneArena seems pretty confident in their unnamed inventory source which has supplied a few images apparently confirming the incoming HTC Pyramid, HTC Desire 2 and HTC Wildfire S, along with the HTC Flyer tablet and the LG Star Tab. Check out how the rumors stack up with what we've been hearing from the mobile grapevine after the cut.
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With Tegra 2 based smartphones like the ATRIX 4G and Optimus 2X around, it was only a matter of time until HTC got in on the dual-core game, and according to the latest rumors the company isn't holding back. The HTC Pyramid, Android and Me's sources claim, packs Qualcomm's 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon MSM8260 processor, paired with Retina Display resolution matching 4.3-inch qHD 960 x 650 screen.
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