Smartphone review: The HTC HD2

by Chris Marling
on Wed 07 Jul 2010 1 Comment

Everyone may be going on about the new Apple iPhone 4, for both good and bad reasons, but the simple truth is that not everyone can afford one. Also, despite what they may have you believe, that isn't the only handset in the world with a pretty full and impressive feature set.

HTC's HD2 came out at the end of 2009, and turned the majority of tech geek heads with its huge 4.3-inch touchscreen. It also has the HTC Sense interface, which many consider to be up there with Apple's UI, alongside a five-megapixel camera, 1GHz processor, a microSD slot supporting memory cards up to 32GB - the list goes on.

Despite being on the shelves for more than six months, this is still rattling around the upper echelons of our smartphone tables. And, of course, as time passes the deals get better and better. You can now get your hands on one for as little as £25 per month, with the handset costing you absolutely nothing extra.

The one downside might be the fact it runs on Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, which isn't the most popular out there.

To read more, go and check out our HTC HD2 review, which also includes links to all the best deals currently available online for the handset.

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  • happy

    by logan at 21:07 on 14 Jul 2010Report abuse

    by far my favorite unlocked gsm phone yet. big screen, fast processor. great for work and pleasure. my daughter loves hers for the facebook and mine is great for work. very stylish too. internet surfing is easy and checking stocks is easy. very happy. htc is really steppin up their game.

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