The HTC Desire S certainly has the brains to outsmart its opponents, but it’s hardly lacking in the physical stakes, either. Its all-in-one unibody design gives it the bullet-proof exterior required to do battle with maniacal evil-doers. Join us as we go behind the scenes to report on exactly what makes this Android-based handset such a tough cookie to crack.
April, 2011
Allegedly crafted by technological alchemists and forged in the fires of Mount Olympus, the HTC Desire S is a near-mythical phone with astonishing, otherworldly powers. Don’t believe us? Check out these five Herculean tasks it can help you to achieve thanks to its stunning array of cutting-edge technology and sensor skills stuffed inside.
The HTC Desire S may not have been crafted out of adamantium, but it’s the very next best thing: a unibody aluminium mobile, carved out of a block of metal. This unique method of birthing a blower has given it the power of super strength, but it’s not lacking in any other department.
Read on and join us on a journey as we explore how the HTC Desire S’ desirable looks, durable build and software skills combine to make the strong man of smartphones.
The HTC ChaCha is an Android-powered smartphone with an array of very special abilities. As any super-powered team will tell you, though, it’s only through a carefully honed combination of these powers that true mastery can be attained – in this case, the ChaCha’s canny fusing of Facebook with HTC’s custom Sense software.
The X-Men, the Fantastic Four, the Avengers and the Incredibles – all will attest to a quick one-two combination attack as the best way to solve life’s problems. You might not be taking on super villains with your HTC ChaCha, but its unique ability to see the latest from your friends at the tap of a button combines beautifully with HTC’s potent Sense interface to conquer the pain of social networking on the go.
The HTC ChaCha is the perfect companion for those mobile users that crave superhero social skills and the ability to share information with friends at the touch of a button. And for the first time on a HTC Sense Android phone, Facebook Chat is at the front and centre of the software. Read on to find out how this social saviour is going to get you more connected with your friends than ever before.
If Android handsets are the superheroes of the smartphone world, then the HTC ChaCha is the paranormally perceptive know-it-all of the group. Using its uncanny powers of communication, you can read the thoughts of your friends and even project your own musings into their brains, quick as you like and all at the touch of a button.
This is made possible thanks to the HTC ChaCha’s unique capabilities. For one thing, its expertly configured physical QWERTY keyboard is always on hand to let you make lightning-fast Twitter updates. Then of course there’s HTC Sense, which brings all your friends and followers’ thoughts to your home screen and address book. Read on and discover how it leaves other smartphones looking distinctly mortal in its wake.
The HTC ChaCha is set to samba its way into your online social life in a way no Android smartphone plain and tall has managed before. This cheery handset comes equipped with a killer feature that’ll transform you into the ultimate Facebook warrior, and put you just a touch away from your friends at any time. Oh, and it’s not the keyboard – it’s the HTC ChaCha’s very own, very special Facebook button. Read on, and we’ll dissect this social networking super phone for you.
The HTC ChaCha is a super-powered smartphone with a hidden identity. By day it’s a compact Android handset with a physical QWERTY keyboard, capable of texting, emailing and using apps like any other state of the art Android handset. In the blink of an eye, though, it can transform into an all-singing, all-dancing social superphone.
How does the HTC ChaCha access these wonderful abilities? Those with superior powers of observation will have noticed one feature that stands out from the phone’s understated fascia. What’s that down on its chin? Is it bug? Is it a camera? No, it’s… a Facebook button! Read on, and we’ll explain just how it works.