Nov 30 Top 10 large screen Android smartphones

Larger screen smartphones doesn’t guarantee a good resolution or the responsive touchscreen, it has some drawbacks as well but still they are loved a lot by people. So today we have brought top 10 large screens Android smartphones. Check them out.

1. Samsung Galaxy Note

Galaxy Note is manufactured by the South Korean giant. The company has designed a display of 5.3-inches for this device. Calling it a tablet or smartphone, is completely your choice but with such a screen the device is worthy to be known as the tabletphone. The device is available with an unlocked version with a cost of $700. It is compatible to GSM and allows you to write on its own stylus.

2. HTC Sensation XL

The Sensation XL came to the markets under the brand of HTC. The cool device was released earlier than the  Galaxy Note. HTC has manufactured a smaller version of the device exclusively for the U.S. The Android smartphone has got a screen that measures 4.7-inch and embodies the Dr. Dre inspired Beats Audio integration which is now planned for the Rezound. The Sensation is also compatible with the GSM like the Galaxy Note and is presented in unlocked form from the Amazon Store but with a less expensive price tag that hung with the Sensation.

3. Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Now comes  the much wanted and desired phone. Any guesses?? Yes it is the Galaxy Nexus. Nexus is the first device to debut with the Ice Creamy flavor. The phone runs on Android 4.0 platform and is embraced with the display of a 4.65-inch in size. The highlight of the phone is not only its ICS but also that it is enabled with 4G. The much hyped phone will first walk on Verizon’s ramp. There are no details whether it will be available on other carriers or not. Hopefully it will be flaunting at Verizon’s stores on December 8^th. Fingers crossed.

4.  Samsung Infuse 4G

The Infuse 4G by Samsung is packed with 4.5-inch screen and eight megapixels cameras in this flagship. This is the AT&T phone and is slimmer in size than the iPhone. This smartphone can be grabbed with a cool amount of $50 on contract but the carrier will ship it with old version of Android OS. So guys you have to refresh it to get the Gingerbread update.

5.  Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket

The Galaxy S2 Skyrocket is a 4.5-inches smartphone enabled with 4G. This is the second phone in our list that runs on AT&T network. The phone can be yours with a contract by spending $250 only. The phone still waits for the Ice Cream revival which is expected to be pushed in 2012.

6. Motorola Droid Razr

As it is obvious larger screen comes with rapid drain of battery and a wallet bulging price. The Droid Razr stands among them. It is an extremely slim phone with a screen size of 4.3-inches.  The phone is available only at Verizon with the cost of $300 on contract. The phone has received good regards in all the reviews and will be the first device to get an Ice Cream Sandwich update next year.

7. Samsung Galaxy S2

The Galaxy S2 is the most eminent and admired smartphone. The screen of the device measures 4.3-inch and is a strong contender of the iPhone. The phone has all the qualities to be crowned as the best in many hearts. It is extremely light weighted, has got a good color contrast and works really really fast. Along with that, NFC chip is incorporated in the device to offer wireless tap to pay facility.

8.  HTC Rezound

Here comes another Verizon device. This is the HTC Rezound which is designed with the 4,3-inch display along with a hoard  of high end specs for tech lovers. The phone is available with the Beat Audio integration and can be accessed in exchange of $300.

9. Motorola Droid Bionic

Motorola Droid Bionic is a smartphone that features a good storage, eight megapixel camera and a 4.3-inch screen. If you want to get it for yourself then save $200 and  buy your phone from the Verizon.

10. HTC Evo 3d

The Evo 3D is a $200 phone that is packed with 4.3-inch screen and two five megapixel cameras capable of shooting 3D video.

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