Australia's 4G phones compared
- — 25 May, 2012 08:34
HTC this week announced the first 4G-capable Windows Phone, the Titan 4G. It is just the third 4G-capable smartphone in Australia sold by Telstra, alongside the already released HTC Velocity 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S II 4G.
Although 4G is relatively new in Australia, the arrival of the Titan 4G has now given consumers a decent selection of devices. If you're in the market for a 4G phone, we've compared the current three choices. We expect the HTC One XL to be added to this list in the coming weeks but for now, here are Australia's three 4G smartphones compared.
Samsung Galaxy S II 4G
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HTC Velocity 4G |
HTC Titan 4G |
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Would you consider buying the Samsung Galaxy S II 4G, the HTC Velocity 4G or the HTC Titan 4G? Let us know in the comments below!
Related articles:
• Samsung Galaxy S II 4G review
• HTC Velocity 4G review
• HTC Titan 4G preview
• HTC One XL review
