It’s turning into the day for new Android phones showing up here at Android Community – after the Samsung Galaxy S landed on our mat earlier, a new HTC Wildfire has just appeared too. HTC’s new entry-level handset made its debut a month or so ago, and now we’ve one of the first review units …
The HTC Aria made its unexpected debut yesterday and isn’t set to hit AT&T stores until June 20th, but we’ve grabbed a handset to bring you all the details ahead of time. Based on Android 2.1 with HTC’s familiar Sense UI and a 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen, you could well argue that this is AT&T’s …
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AT&T have officially announced the HTC Aria, the Android smartphone we’ve seen leaked in recent weeks. Set to arrive on AT&T from June 20th, the Aria has a 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen, HSPA connectivity, Android 2.1 and HTC Sense, along with a 5-megapixel camera. As we’ve seen in those leaks, it’s also a small handset …
No your eyes are not deceiving you, this isn’t the return of the original HTC Sense knockoff Beautiful Widgets. The screenshot is of a new entry in the Android Widget market, Fancy Widget. It bears a striking resemblance to the original Beautiful Widget.
One of the few gripes people is having with the new EVO 4G is short battery life. While on 4G and medium to heavy usage, I’ve seen the 4G go from fully charged to almost dead in 4-5 hours. This is unacceptable for today Smartphone’s. It should last at least 8 hours or more if …
Froyo may have been looming large for the past few weeks, but that hasn’t staunched the onslaught of new Android smartphones. Latest on the Android Community test bench is the T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide, made by HTC and the newest hardware QWERTY phone on the network. We did the only sensible thing and unboxed it …
Talk about hotly anticipated. Even before the HTC EVO 4G was officially announced, talk of a WiMAX Android smartphone had been driving speed freaks wild with the promise of 4G connectivity and the flexibility of an open-source OS. The handset even managed to oust attention from the Nexus One at Google IO last week, when …
Just as we speculated at the end of last week, with the leak of the 2.1 update for the Sprint HTC Hero, the official update wasn’t too far off. And, sure enough, Sprint have come forward, late last night by all accounts, and released the coveted Eclair update for eager customers.
The HTC Wildfire now has a price and date attached, thanks to carriers T-Mobile UK and Virgin Mobile UK. Both have confirmed that they will be offering the Android 2.1 smartphone, with T-Mobile saying the “Desire Mini” will arrive on June 14th priced from free on a new, two-year £20-per-month agreement. The Wildfire is HTC’s …
HTC have unveiled their latest Android smartphone, the HTC Wildfire, and it’s an entry-level model that looks to replace the little-loved HTC Tattoo. Packing a 3.2-inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen, European 3G/UMTS support, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, a 5-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and HTC Sense, the Wildfire looks like a cross between a Desire and …
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