Pocket-Lint: The HTC Sensation, Sensation XE and Sensation XL - a triumvirate of Gigantosaurus-screened handsets poses a serious shopping dilemma as to which version to opt for. Each is an Android phone and each one described as a flagship handset by Peter Chou the his team from Taiwan.
Vantage Magazine - If you’re thinking that you’ve seen this phone before, and not just from the advertising campaigns of late, it’s because essentially this is the same as the HTC Titan that was released a short while back. The XL runs on Android as opposed to the Titan’s Windows Phone – a deal breaker for some – and also hosts a few improvements such as better RAM and the use of Beats headphones and technology. We never got chance to look at the Titan so this is our first opportunity to see what this handset is like.
HTC Sensation XL is a well-build handset which has bright, vivid, and very responsive screen. Besides, it is filled with good software features, making it stand on high-end smartphones world, but from price point of view this is not best phone that users will desperately demand..
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Pocket-Lint: If you like inches, you'll love the HTC Sensation XL. Picking up the form factor of the HTC Titan - effectively the same handset running Windows Phone 7 - the HTC Sensation XL sits on the top edge of what we'd call a phone. Any bigger and it steps in to tablet territory, like the Samsung Galaxy Note "phablet" as we like to call it here at Pocket-lint.
In playground terms, the HTC Sensation is the big kid, the one you want on your side in a scrap. But it is big, brutal and dumb? Will it only win because size matters, or does it have hidden depths?
Pocket-Lint: We've seen a trend in 2011 that we didn't really see in previous years: the "update phone". HTC kicked off 2011 with a wide range of "S" models and we've had "plus" models from Motorola and Samsung. The pace of change sees Android manufacturers clamouring to update their hardware almost as soon as the phone hit the shelves.
HTC has gone crazy with Phones, they release about 15+ phones every years. Cheez.