The HTC Smart may be aimed at those who want a cheap phone for staying in touch with their mates online, but there’s no reason they should be left without proper media support when even the most bare bones handsets can play MP3s these days. How does the HTC Smart cope with your digital media library? Find out in this part of our HTC Smart review.
The HTC Smart is the first HTC Sense handset from the Taiwanese cellphone cobbler not to use either Android or Windows Mobile. Instead, it’s fuelled by the low power Brew OS, but HTC’s instantly recognisable social networking skin has been ported over, promising to link your contacts with your Facebook mates and bring all their updates right onto your homescreen. How well has it made the jump? Read this part of our HTC Smart review and we’ll tell you.
We’re almost at the end of the week already, and to to celebrate, we’ve got a tasty treat for you: all the latest gadget news crammed into one concise post for you, right here and right now. Read on for it all in your techie breakie!
The HTC Smart just turned up at our doorstep looking for a place to crash. We’ve been waiting to try out the tiny little touchscreen since Mobile World Congress back in February, so naturally we welcomed it in. Come and see the unboxing photos here, and tell us what you want to see in our HTC Smart review!
The news is starting to flood in ahead of one of the biggest months on the gadget calendar: already we’ve seen a new Sony PSP, the Viewty Smart up close and much more. Check it all out in the lunchtime lowdown!
The little Smart cars with their cheeky sideways parking already enjoy tax relief and exemption from congestion and duty charges and very soon, they won’t even need petrol! On trial in London right now is the ‘ed’, which can juice up from any 3-pin socket.
We’ll lay down a daring challenge this Friday afternoon, as we think we have found possibly the cheapest contraption in the whole of the robotic genre.
