HTC Windows Phone

the HTC Radar is a more perfect blend of looks and functions.adopts a rounded look with a clever mix of white, non-glossy plastic on a predominantly aluminum chassis.the white plas­tic at the back gives it a rich feel.The clear demarcation of both volume and power buttons makes it easy to adjust the Radar's volume and put it to sleep. As the battery is non-removable, the SIM card slot is hiding behind the small removable panel at the bottom.The homescreen is divided into two, the first comprising big, colourful tiles. Hitting the arrow key pointing towards the right unveils the main menu.Microsoft's Mango update powers the Radar, and like all Windows Phone devices, the Radar won't see much customization from HTC, leaving the Windows Phone experience pretty much as how Microsoft intends., here a Windows Live ID is a must, specially for downloading applications from the Windows Marketplace. New to the Radar is HTC Watch, a movie rental and purchasing service that was shown during Mobile World Congress 2011.. Adding to the list is HTC Locations, which is essentially a retooled map app that utilizes Microsoft's Bing Maps.

Working in tandem with Mango is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM. HTC Radar scores full marks on the mul­timedia front as well. The sound output is nice and videos looked crisp. It also has a 5 MP camera that captures good images.it has 8 GB inbuilt memory, of which only 6.54 is available for use, and it doesn't support expandable memory.If you're a heavy user, whether watching videos or constantly online (the Radar supports HSDPA speeds of up to 14.4Mbps), the 1520mAh battery lasted almost a full day.

htc android 2.3

et ready for the glasses-free-3D avalanche. Fresh off the success of Nintendo's 3DS game system, countless companies are hustling to market with their own takes on the tech. One we're actually excited about: the HTCEvo 3D Phone (price not set), which features a 4.3-inch glasses-free 3D display. And while it won't have the 3DS's preloaded stash of 3D games, the Android-powered device does feature a pair of 5-megapixel cameras for shooting 3D photos and HD video.

If you live online, the EVO offers a big, beautiful, and powerful window to the world. The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network.

HTC mobile specifications SENSATION XE

The Sensation XL takes the company's previous flagship and makes it even more decadent, while the Explorer debuts at entry-level to be HTCs most affordable smartphone to date.

Released earlier th s year, the Sensation impressed with its wide 4.3-inch 'Super'display; the Sensation XL bumps that figure upto a whopping 4.7-inches, though the resolution drops from 960x540 to WVGA 800x480.

The impressive screen is backed by an emphasis on acoustic performance as one of the first mobile devices to feature Beats Audio integration, along with an 8-megapixel camera, making the XL a fairy impressive portable multimedia option.

It has the grunt to run all that heavy entertainment thanks to a 1.5GHz processor and Android 2.3.5 with HTCs refined Sense overlay.

The Explorer, on the other hand, has been designed to coax the smartphone holdouts to the party with a 3.2-inch HVGA touch screen, 3-megapixel camera and the same versions of Android and Sense as the high-end XL.

HTC SENSATION

HTC phones have always been known for their solid build quality and the dual-core HTC Sensation is no exception, as the latter possesses a huge 4.3-inch screen on a predominantly metal chassis.

the sensation comes with HTC watch --a download store from which you can rent or buy movies and tv shows over 3G and WI_FI.and you've got a movie buff's dream phone.You can even share the films you buy with your other HTC kit.

Its 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor supplies more than amplegrunt for running Android 2.3.3 and the veritable sweet shop of eye candy that is the revamped HTC Sense interface. The Impressive 8MP camera has a twin LED flash and takes pictures with no delay, thanks to an Instant Shutter setting. It also shoots nice 1080p video.It looks sharp, too, with 3D widgets on a scrolling carousel of home pages.HTC's Sense 3.0 interface is gorgeous, sprucing up the v suals and adding some handy new features. For example, you can jump straight into phone, mail, camera or messaging by directing your unlock' swipe on to the relevant icon.

TECH SPECS :

OS Android 2.3.3 with HTC Sense 3.0

DISPLAY 4.3in, 540x960, capacitive touchscreen

STORAGE 1GB internal, micro SD |upto32GB)

BATTERY 6 hours 40 mins talk time, 350 hours standby

CAMERA 8MP,1080p video

HTC Tattoo_htc tatoo

The HTC Tattoo is particularly interesting as it‚the first Android device aimed at the trendy mid-range youth market.It also includes the full implementation of HTC‚Sense Experience, exactly as it appears on the HTC Hero,which is incredibly user-friendly with seven customisable home-screens and excellent social networking integration. Hardware,Beyond running on a superb OS, the Tattoo offers all the latest connectivity options; Quad Band GSM, 3G HSDPA,Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. It‚powered by the same 528 MHzQualcomm processor as HTC‚three other Androids. Also on offer is a 3.5 mm jack, an accelerometer, a 3.2 megapixel camera and GPS support with A-GPS.

The Tattoo is the first Android device to feature a resistive touch-screen, basically being activated via pressure.The touch experience is consequently a little frustrating,especially when typing via the onscreen QWERTY in portrait mode. The device‚smallish 2.8" screen and average native resolution of 240 x 320 don‚Äôt help things either.

HTC Cha Cha

REVIEW HTC CHACHA:

The ChaCha Android feels  solid in the hands due to the combination metal and plastic body, with a comfortable weight of 120g.the ChaCha  its unique tilt design; while unconventional in nature, it does improve the handling, viewing andtexting experience.run on the Android operating system,The ChaCha not only sports the latest Android 2.3, it also has tactile feedback,Multimedia-wise,the ChaCha it is equipped with 3.5mm audio jacks and microSD memory card slots for expandable memory.  gains the upper hand in terms of screen resolution, exhibiting an impressive 480x320 pixels on the 2.6-inch screen,has a VGA front camera.Due to its higher resolution display, the ChaCha takes a beating in battery stamina.



Facebook on ChaChaSocial network junkies are going to adore the ChaCha , both coming with an integrated Facebook button. Press the button and you have access to the key functions of the Facebook services that are integrated throughout the HTC Sense experience, including updating your status and sharing your location or photos.

TECH SPECS

Display: 2.6-inch touch screen with 480 x 320 resolution

CAMERA: 5 megapixels

BATTERY: 1250mAh

Memory: Internal phone storage: 512 MB RAM: 512 MB E

HTC Thunderbolts

the HTC Thunderbolt, is the fastest Internet phone ever, and it wins our Editors' Choice for the top touchscreen srnartphone . though inevitably it does have a few shortcomings—most notably with regard to battery life., so you'll need to bring a spare.

At 6.4 ounces, the Thunderbolt looks and feels huge, but it's classy looking. The phone's design is quite simple. It features a power button and a headphone jack at the top, a volume rocker on the right spine, and the standard Home, Menu, Back, and Search buttons or the face of the device. There's a small 1.3-megapixel camera next to the earpiece, and a larger 8-megapixel shooter on the back, along with a kickstand, so you can prop the phone up on a table or a desk.

To its credit, the phone makes good use of its size. When you're on the go, the ThunderBolt's 4.3-inch WVGA screen gives you ample room to maneuver your fincers while touch-typing and navigating Websites. Upload and download speeds were incredible; The ThunderBolt's biggest draw is its broadband speeds,  consistent download speeds of between 8 megabits per second and 12 mbps.



HTC has thrown in a few nifty new features as well. For instance, dragging down the notification bar at the top of the screen reveals a list of applications that you've previously opened, providing another avenue for managing your open apps.

The radios in 4G devices demand far more power than the ones in 3G phones do, simply because they pull and push so much more data from and to the network. Also, if you leave your device's 4G setting on, the phone will constantly look for a 4G network to connect to. The best way to alleviate the problem is to use 'iG only when you're in an area that supports it.

the ThunderBolt  a great piece of hardware, especially for users who routinely run various high-bandwidth applications such as video chat, online gaming, and high-definition video streaming. If you need a lightning-fast phone and don't mind paying a premium, the Thunderbolt is for you. Just make sure to buy a second battery.

HTC Mozart

HTC smartphones are uniformly well-built, slick and have excellent interfaces. However, they often look similar to each other.

Another of HTC's of familiar Windows Phone 7 devices, the Mozart places its faith in its 8-megapixel camera  with a Xenon flash , autofocus and a range of scene presets. and a set of decent built-in speakers. Video can be recorded at the standard 720p and stored on the 8GB internal memory. Clad in a steel-looking gunmetal surround, the Mozart shows a sober face to the world.

On its reverse is an asymme:ric two-tone metal backplate. We're reserving judgment on its styling. It has a 3.7in screen with a resolution of480 x 800, in general operation is just as slick as its stablemates, and we like the phone's soft curves.

Primed with a 1GHz processor, the Mozart is extremely nippy. An upwards swipe unlocks the home screen and takes you to the main Windows Phone 7 interface.

TRACKING 3D

et ready for the glasses-free-3D avalanche. Fresh off the success of Nintendo's 3DS game system, countless companies are hustling to market with their own takes on the tech. One we're actually excited about: the HTCEvo 3D Phone (price not set), which features a 4.3-inch glasses-free 3D display. And while it won't have the 3DS's preloaded stash of 3D games, the Android-powered device does feature a pair of 5-megapixel cameras for shooting 3D photos and HD video.



If you live online, the EVO offers a big, beautiful, and powerful window to the world. The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network.

HTC DESIRE

HTC'desire is the only android device here to have been updated to the latest 2.2 "froyo" version of google's OS.and a 1GHz processor make for silky smooth operation.screen transitions are smooth and web pages fly into web kit browser window.576 MB RAM and the ability to download applications on the memory card ensure the desire fulfils all the wishes of a phone user,flawless touch interface.

Processor:1GHz

Screen:3,7 inch,800/480 pixels.

Camera:5megapixels.

Storage:512MB,microSD.

Size:119/60/11,9mm.

Connectivity:3G,A-GPS,bluetooth 2.1,USB,Wi-Fi.

Battery:6hrs30m talk.

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HTC HD2 Smartphone

HTC HD2 Windows Phone (T-Mobile)

Operating system:Windows Mobile ® 6.5 Professional 576MB of RAM

Display    4.3-inch TFT-LCD

GPS:Internal GPS antenna

Connectivity:Bluetooth® 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate

Camera:5 megapixel color;with auto focus and dual LED flashlight

Video supported formats:wmv,asf,mp4,3gp,3g2,m4v,av

microSD slot pre Loaded with 16GB microSD Card