Battery Life and Connectivity
The phone was powered by a non-removable 1730 mAh battery. Users could expect a standby time of up to 290 hours and a talk time of roughly 4 hours and 20 minutes. While these numbers were decent back then, they offer limited longevity for today’s heavy smartphone users. The Titan II supported a broad range of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, and even stereo FM radio. It also included GPS functionality with Bing Maps integration, a viable option at the time.
- ⬤ HTC Titan II Camera Capabilities
- ⬤ HTC Titan II Battery Life and Connectivity
- ⬤ HTC Titan II Miscellaneous Features and Price
- ⬤ HTC Titan II Conclusion