HTC HD2 Review

March 8, 2010

HTC HD2 was released onto the market in November 2009, it is a touch screen phone with a massive display 4.3 inches of it! Just because the size of the screen is big, it does not mean that the phone is bulky; in fact it is very slim and a smart looking phone. It is the world’s first capacitive touch technology phone running on a Windows Mobile 6.5 with a 5 megapixel camera and a GPS embedded. HTC HD2

Based on the HTC Sense concept of Make it Mine the phone enables users to create their own type of phone where they can customise how it looks, the way the applications are positioned and shortcut options for opening the common links. It also detects where the user is bringing up the latest up to date weather and even simulation of the snow, sun and rain for example.

The second HTC Sense concept of Staying Close means that users can check their e-mails easily, send SMS, update facebook and chat on MSN. All the personal things can be done with one tap on the phone and everything is all in one place making staying in touch with close ones even easier.

Finally, Discover the Unexpected concept brings the users with an ultimate mobile phone experience, where there are features that may not be available anywhere else. The large screen makes it easy to type up e-mails, send text messages, look at photos and watch videos and there is no need to worry about losing connection whilst browsing online because the phone can easily connect to 3.5G mobile network which can be connected anytime and anywhere. What’s more, if the phone detects a call has been picked up, it automatically adjusts the ringer volume.

The phone has bags of goodies and is available on the market right now!