HTC DESIRE HD RELEASE PRICE REVIEW

 HTC Desire HD Release Price Review
Following the success of the  HTC desire, the Taiwanese firm is trying to be smart phones for the next level with the HTC HD large Desire. We've all seen the HTC HTC HD2 and Evo, both screens the same size of 4.3 inches, and both were hits, so it makes sense to continue with that subject during the last Android phone logo, right?

The small size (68mm x 11.8mm x123mm) are really important and help the 4.3 inch screen more acceptable to those who think it is just too big.

The dimensions of the phone are designed to minimize the dilemma of having a huge screen, but only partially functional.

Yes, the slim body makes it pleasant to hold in your hand, but in normal portrait mode, it is still almost impossible to reach the top of the screen without jiggling the phone around your hand - something that is never a problem in the sleek iPhone 4.

There is a massive volume control rocker on the left side of the HTC HD desire, leaving the right side completely clean - no ignition key or the camera here, which gives a nice smooth finish.

It is even more confusing when there is a separate slide on the bottom of the HTC desire HD to get to the microSD and SIM slots.

There is a strange choice of HTC in regard to the headphone port of 3.5 mm, as it is in the background instead of the top of the phone, along with the microUSB port.

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HTC THUNDERBOLT BATTERY LIFE ISSUES

HTC Thunderbolt Battery Life Issues, Ve seen a lot of criticism, of the battery life on the htc thunderbolt, and believe it or not many other htc phones running android, have experienced battery issues. The HTC Thunderbolt is now official as we know and was made available to customers March 17, 2011 and this is where we ask if you have any issues such as battery life problems etc.

There may be many problems with the new HTC Thunderbolt that we do not know about and this is a somewhere you can discuss any issues you have and hopefully other readers can help you out a little. There have been many reports that the Verizon Thunderbolt is slightly hampered due to poor battery life.

We had a look around and found many other websites reporting the bad news about battery life such as Gotta Be Mobile saying that the battery will only give around fours hours’ life, even International Business Times reports that this smartphone should officially give you 6.3 hours talk time and 330 hours standby, but this is not the case.

Some are even saying that using the Thunderbolt on LTE will only give you somewhere around 2.5 hours, which is very poor indeed. We also reported that the Thunderbolt is not playing nicely with Skype, are you having a problem with battery life with Thunderbolt too?

HTC THUNDERBOLT VERIZON’S FIRST 4G LTE PHONE

The ThunderBolt is Verizon’s first 4G LTE phone.

The ThunderBolt is Verizon’s first 4G LTE phone. It loads apps, Web pages, videos, and documents at near-desktop speeds. Obviously, the +10Mbps speeds (bursting to up to +30Mbps) of Verizon’s LTE network helps a lot, but this device is still really fast on 3G and Wi-Fi.

Specifications
Carrier: Verizon Wireless
OS: Android 2.2 (Froyo) with HTC Sense UI
Processor: 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon (QSD8255), Adreno 205 GPU, and MDM9600 chipset for 3G/4G
RAM: 768MB
Storage: 8GB internal, 32GB microSD (pre-installed)
Display: 4.3-inch WVGA with 480×800 resolution
Battery: Lithium-ion with 1400 mAh capacity
Ports: microUSB 2.0, 3.5mm audio jack, SIM slot
Weight: 6.23 ounces
Dimensions: 4.75 x 2.44 x 0.56 inches
Camera: 8MP with auto-focus, dual LED flash, HD video capture, 1.3MP front-facing camera
Sensors: Accelerometer, A-GPS, digital compass, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor
Keyboard: Virtual QWERTY
Networks: CDMA 800/1900Mhz (2G); CDMA2000 EV-DO (3G); 700Mhz LTE (4G)
Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n; Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR
Tethering: USB + mobile Wi-Fi hotspot
Price: $249 (with 2-year contract)