A Review Of The Htc Touch Hd2

Introducing the HTC Touch HD2 Any new smartphoneis by no means a lightweight phone. Well chosen
that is revealed tends to immediately draw naturalmaterials make the phone feel great and expensive.
comparisons to Apples iPhone, quite often unfairly so.With it's metalic back and rubberised finish. There are
However with the release of the Touch HD2 theonly four physical buttons on the front of the device
comparisons are justifiable due to its sleek looks andcomprising of call pick up, call end, home and the web
excellent performance.and back button. On the back of the Touch HD2 is the
The Touch HD2 has an extra large 4.3 inch, 800 x 4005 mega pixel camera. This is backed up by an led
resolution multi touch capacitive screen. This screenflash, auto focus, video capture and playback and two
dominates the bulk of the front of the handset. It is onetimes zoom. One glaring downside to the HTC Touch
of the first phones to include HTC Sense software,HD2 is its obvious lack of in built memory. With just
which operates on top of the phones Windows Mobile512MB of ROM and 448MB of RAM, I can see most
6.5 operating system. This gives the user a muchusers taking advantage of the microSD card slot to
easier interface to operate the phone with than thebulk that memory up to a maximum of 32GB, on par
traditional Windows version. The home screen willwith the iPhone. Other features include FM Radio, a 3.5
default to the weather when not in use, and using themm stereo audio jack and Standard Micro-USB (5-pin
on board gps gives you a screen that matches yourmicro-USB 2.0). Running from a rechargeable
weather conditions outside. This HTC Sense alsoLithium-ion battery which provides talktime of upto 320
includes a tab to access Twitter enabling you to enterminutes and 390 hours standby time. Network speeds
a tweet, send direct messages and update yourof up to 7.2 Mbps download speed and up to 2 Mbps
status.upload speed.
The HD2's web browsing is impressive and very muchIn conclusion, the HTC Touch HD2 has a vivid, large
like using a desk top, which will appeal to manytouch screen with extremely quick response thanks to
potential customers. Zooming in and out simply requiresthe Snapdragon processor. Despite obviously lacking
a double tap on the screen. The HD2 is much slimmerwith its built in memory, its sleek design and impressive
than the iPhone, measuring in at just 11mm thick, 67mmuser interface thanks to the Sense software does
wide and 121mm high. However, it weighs 157gram, somake it a worthy contender to the iPhones crown.