As mobile phones begin to mature into more and more powerful devices, we find ourselves beginning to wonder what the differences are between all of them and which devices are more powerful than others. This has been discussed mostly while referring to dual core phones; these phones are all relatively new to the market and add a whole new level of performance to phones that has never been seen before. While having a Qualcomm, Texas Instruments or NVIDIA dual core is important, the OS and software support are even more important. As we’ve seen with some dual core devices in the past, having a dual core processor does not necessarily mean that the performance will be there. The best example of this is actually found in a tablet, in the form of the recently defunct HP Touchpad. The Touchpad was riddled with performance issues. However, the problems were not with the hardware, but rather with the software support. It is not entirely evident who should be blamed, but there is almost no doubt that the software is oftentimes more important than the hardware. This brings us to our review, today we will be reviewing the HTC Sensation 4G for T-Mobile and evaluating its worthiness as a phone for someone expecting only the best.