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The HTC Wildfire S has landed, hitting shop shelves to sate those after an affordable Android phone now, rather than an insanely specced one in a few weeks’ time. But will it? Take a closer look in our HTC Wildfire S review and you’ll see the audience for it isn’t quite the one you’d expect.
This most compact of Android smartphones comes in a wardrobe-worth of colours, adding a dash of personality to the handset population. We’re talking about the HTC Wildfire S. Read on for everything you need to know about HTC’s latest compact Android.
The success of the HTC Wildfire has spread: last year’s Android smash hit is back with an updated sequel, the HTC Wildfire S. This time round, it’s armed with a superior screen, which will run just about any app, and look perfectly crispy doing so. But that’s not all.
Read on and we’ll break down all the special talents and everything you could possibly need to know about the HTC Wildfire S, with guides, FAQs and insight aplenty.
The HTC Wildfire S is a super-powered successor to the original HTC Wildfire, which already had more than a hint of the supernatural about it. The most compact HTC Android yet, the Wildfire S has the light and nimble touch of Spider-Man, but with a sturdy casing in plenty of colours, it’s a man of steel, just like the mighty Superman himself.
Behind its extraordinary exterior however lies a true gentleman, just like Clark Kent. One that’ll save you social discomfort, win you new friends and – who knows – perhaps even net you the girl or guy of your dreams before the credits roll on your contract. Its secret identity? HTC Sense and its courteous, automatic hidden features. Read on, and we’ll break them down for you right here.
Smartphones like the HTC Wildfire S make the perfect superhero sidekicks when you’re out and about – whether in a car, giving chase on foot or flying around in your own adamantium-bodied Batwing. Just enable GPS, fire-up an app like Google Maps and it’ll tell you where to go, when to turn and how to avoid any super villains that might bar your way.
OK, so we’re still awaiting the update for that last feature, but the HTC Wildfire S is much better than most Android smartphones at getting you where you want to go, fast. It’s all thanks to HTC Sense, the cunningly-engineered brain behind many of this slick silver surfer’s best bits. Read on, and find out how it can save you time and even money when it comes to navigation.
Smartphones like the HTC Wildfire S have already become integral parts of our lives. Losing your phone, or even leaving it at home for a day, can feel like losing a limb or – perhaps more accurately – a bionic implant. Most of us probably don’t want to wake up one day looking like Robocop though, awesome firepower aside, so it’s a good job the HTC Wildfire S is starting to make Android more human, rather than turning us into Androids.
How? By approaching its apps and features in a way that works more seamlessly with the way we live, that’s how. It’s all down to how HTC Sense works. It’s the custom software laid on top of the Android OS and what makes the HTC Wildfire S a little different from the rest of the pack.
The HTC Wildfire S is the successor to the stunning, bargain bucket Wildfire. And once again, HTC has confounded expectations bu loading a budget blower. Android Gingerbread is the OS of choice, putting this right up there with the latest Google efforts. The design is rock solid too, making this an Android phone that’s hard to beat on price and looks. Want more? Get a good look at our hands-on pics after the jump.
