Features and Specifications
The Wammy Titan houses a 1 GHz dual-core Mediatek MTK 6577 processor with a PowerVR SGX 531 graphics processor, it supports 1GB of RAM and comes with 4GB storage of which 2 GB is available to the user. The phablet runs on stock Android 4.1.1 or Jelly Bean and although the icons look a lot like the ones on Samsung phones, it does not have a skin overlaying the Jelly Bean OS.
The 5.5-inch screen has a QHD resolution ie. 960x540 pixels and the screen has an IPS panel with support for upto 5 point. It also houses a stylus with a capacitive tip if you want to use some paint or sketching-related apps.
It features an 8 MP rear camera with a flash unit beside it and a 2 MP front facing camera. In terms of native apps, there weren’t many noteworthy ones. But you have access to the Google Play Store to download any app you want. It supports a dual-SIM configuration. Apart from this it comes with the regular bunch of sensors such as proximity sensor, light sensor, accelerometer and so on. The Titan also comes with a massive 2800mAh battery.
Performance
Call quality is very good and we only faced issues inside elevators where most networks die out. The audio on the speaker is quite clear and loud. We did not face issues of call drops while using the phone.
The display is decent but quite glossy. We did not notice any backlight bleeding around the edge, something that was very prominent on the iBall Andi 5c. Watching movies was a good experience so long as you are in a dark environment.
The camera on the device gave very poor images. Initially we thought it was some white balance setting gone wrong, but on setting everything to default and keeping white balance on Auto White Balance (AWB) we still noticed that the colours were not true to source. If you are using the camera on the Titan, you will need to do a colour correction in the post processing as the colours appear very different from the source. As you can see in the example below, the colours appear vastly different from the source.Pink coloured DGT logo is appearing red and the blue Digit cover is looking purple on the Wammy Titan. All images were shot on Auto White Balance and similar ISO setting. No SCN mode was activated.