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HTC HD7: A Genius Phone

Posted by on Wednesday, 20 October, 2010 No comments

The HTC HD7 is already set for release in the coming months- surely other mobile smartphone manufacturers are already in the lookout for this killer phone. HTC HD7 is a 100% entertainment phone with its HD Video Capable camera and an application which allows the user to tweak the acoustics using an equalizer to make the audio and video richer than ever!

The HD7 also runs with the Windows 7 Phone OS and a 1 GHz Processor meant to deliver a rich and savvy HD experience. This powerful OS and Processor is packed inside a sleek and shiny black casing giving it an elegant and classy feel.

Its large 4.3 inch touch sensitive screen utilizes the multi-touch feature and is indeed very responsive- no lags, no screen crashes, no nonsense. The phone also boats a 480 x 800 pixel resolution and is able to handle HD videos and games, as well. Its accelerometer and sensor also allows for auto screen rotation. Plus, the on-screen keyboard is comfortable for messaging and typing in stuffs without the discomfort of pressing multiple buttons at a time.

The 5 megapixel digital camera at the rear of this mobile phone gives the user the ability to shoot decent HD videos in 720p aspect ratio as well as picture perfect still images with the Auto Flash and LED Flash feature of this phone. Dolby and Surround Sound Systems are also integrated in this phone allowing users to experience the best entertainment possible.

The HTC HD7 also has the HTC HUB feature which allows the user full access to piles of applications of different categories. Social networking networks are also embedded in this phone allowing widgets for Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Windows Live and the likes.

In terms of connectivity, the HTC HD7 allows WLAN connection, 3G, EDGE and GPRS. With these choices on the table, being able to connect to the vast world-wide-web wouldn’t be hard for the user.

HTC HD7 is more than a smartphone- it is genius. With a lot of features and capabilities of this genius-phone, no doubt this mobile device would be the phone of the year, if not the phone of the decade. Find out what HTC HD7 contracts are available with mobile phone comparison.

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Easy to Unlock Your HTC

Posted by on Thursday, 25 February, 2010 No comments

People today can find a lot of kinds of communication tools. Everyone knows that communication tools are important for people because it can ease people to communicate with other people. Cell phone is one of the communication tools that you can use and today you can find the newest technology of cell phone that called smart phone. There are a lot of kinds of smart phones with several brands and HTC is one of the smart phones you can use. As with many other hand phones, HTC is also equipped with security lock codes which in turn will save your day so much. This is to prevent from being used wrongly in case the cell is stolen.

Still, you might have some kind of boredom with your current provider of SIM card. If you have a locked HTC smart phone, you probably need to unlock it so you can use all kinds of SIM card from any GSM network worldwide. Get the HTC unlock service is easy because there are a lot of phone shops which provides the service. But, if you are too busy to visit the phone shop, you can visit Htcsimunlock.com. this way, your needs will be simplified very much as it takes less effort on you to acquire the success you want. This website can ease you to get unlock HTC desire code only with three simple steps. You will only need to pay first and submit your phone imei then you will get your unlock code soon.

Facing the truth that the unlock codes sometimes cause so much trouble, this website helps you to get rid of it simply. Unlock your HTC smart phone is very easy and you do not need to walk out. You can open the website and get the unlock code easily.

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HTC Touch Diamond 2

Posted by on Saturday, 23 May, 2009 No comments

htc touch diamond2 300x204 HTC Touch Diamond 2The HTC Touch Diamond2 will be the replacement for a high-end Windows phone that was released around the world last year.

I am just starting a full review of this consumer-oriented smartphone, but I’m going to go ahead and share my first impressions.
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HTC Magic

Posted by on Wednesday, 6 May, 2009 No comments

HTC Magic 235x300 HTC MagicThe HTC Magic will be the second smartphone running Google’s Android to be released by a major carrier. This model will strongly resemble its predecessor, but lack the T-Mobile G1′s hardware keyboard.

First Impressions
I’ll confess, the Magic surprised me with how slim it is. It looks so much like the T-Mobile G1 (AKA HTC Dream) that I subconsciously expected it to be thicker. As soon as I picked it up I turned it sideways to see where the missing quarter of an inch had gone.

I’m pleased with the new design, but I hope HTC left room for a big enough battery. The G1 can barely get me through a day without a recharge, and I’m hoping the Dream will be an improvement in this area.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

Posted by on Friday, 6 March, 2009 No comments

sony ericsson xperia x1 front 144x300 Sony Ericsson Xperia X1The Xperia X1 is the first Windows Mobile smartphone from Sony Ericsson. It’s an ambitious start: a WVGA touchscreen, built-in keyboard, GPS, 3G, and a host of other high-end features.

Like many Windows phones these days, it offers an alternate user interface than that standard one from Microsoft.

It’s a well built and well designed device, and it’s only real drawback is its price. The X1 wasn’t released by any U.S. carrier, but  it’s available from retailers likeeXpansys, who was kind enough to loan me a review unit.


Build and Design
When developing the X1, Sony Ericsson used a tried-and-true design. It’s a tablet with a large display on the front which slides aside to reveal a keyboard.

The display is beautiful, and very high resolution (800 x 480), but at just 3 inches isn’t especially large. This means that you’ll primarily be using the stylus to select items on the screen, not your fingertip. Still, it’s comparable to the display on one of its top competitors, the HTC Touch Pro.

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