Review of the HTC Wildfire

Wildfire is the next HTC phone to hit stores by the company. smaller version of the HTC Desire, which will be available in June 2010, he will not have that much hardware, but it's much more compact, quality that is hard to get the touch phones, especially those that HTC. It will weigh 4.16 ounces with a screen of 3.2 inches. For those who want a smart phone capable of, this is a good place to start.

This is the most attractive quality, as most HTC phones, its software system Android. Android, sponsored by Google as a competitor to Apple IOS, provides many opportunities for the iPhone and much more. Using technology Android, Google developers have managed to combine computer technology with cell phones, and still keep it small enough to fit in the palm of the hands of consumers. Android capabilities include but are not limited to: Internet browsing, e-mail, instant messaging, music player with FM radio, links to Facebook, YouTube and Google, GPS services and hundreds of free applications or applications. "It can range anywhere from games organizers to adjustments such as background images and designs. Wildfire can connect right to your computer via USB port, through which also charged. You can synchronize files or accounts, upload music, and even arrange "application ."

HTC Wildfire also includes all the features of mobile phones that consumers are now accustomed. She has a 5 megapixel camera (a very high quality), voice recorder, calendar, alarm clock, calculator, text messaging, speaker phone and Bluetooth technology. In addition, the phone is a compass and a flashlight option. Battery life is also quite impressive compared to other HTC phones. This allows for more than 8 hours of talk time, twice to the popular HTC Hero.

, and compared to Samsung Sunburst, which was published in March 2010, Wildfire is an innovative device. A few things to say that does not Sunburst: radio, instant messaging, handset compatibility and Wi-Fi. Android phone to be supported, Wildfire offers more free "applications, while Java-supported Sunburst has fewer options. While Sunburst is smaller, weighs less (3.08 ounces) and has a more attractive overall design, Wildfire would be the best choice for customers looking for efficiency and high quality. It is expected that Wildfire will have a screen that is much "easier on the eyes", but Sunburst, as Sunburst is so small that they have to zoom in to browse the Internet.

HTC Wildfire will be a good phone for businesses and families alike. It is announced 17th May 2010, and will be released later this year.