HTC P3350/HTC Love Review:Things to consider Pros and Cons

Content:

1. Design and controls
2. Display
3. Battery life
4. Camera
5. Connectivity
6. FM-radio
7. Performance
8. Software
9. Impressions

Sales package:

• Communicator
• 1200 mAh battery
• User Guide
• Charger
• Software CD (ActiveSync and Outlook)
• Mini-USB data cable
• Stereo-headset
• Belt case

Riding high after the success of one of its most popular offerings ever – communicator HTC P3300 (Artemis) – HTC had no other way to go but capitalize on this concept once again. And they did so – they figured that utilizing at least the same platform and casing would work out just fine. First, this allowed them to save some money (typical, time-proven platform – the OMAP 850), and second – lend the new product the distinctive looks right from the get-go (the popularity of the P3300 plays a crucial role in this).

This is why the HTC P3350 has come to life....................................

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Orange SPV E650/HTC S710/ HTC Vox/Vodafone v1415 Review::Things to consider Pros and Cons

So, the Orange SPV E650. Just an Orange version of the HTC S710, surely? Well, yes and no. Firstly, the keyboard is a different colour, we have the obligatory Orange logo and there's a distinct lack of Windows Live (no MSN Messenger fun here kids). Whilst Windows Live may have vanished, something rather painful has popped up instead, but we'll get to this in a minute.

First, let's have a look at this delicious device. There's a vivid screen which is clear, crisp and close to the casing. People may look at this phone as you sit in a local restaurant and think, "Yeah, it's ok." Rarely, though, will you find these same people ignoring it when the QWERTY keyboard pops out.

A spring-loaded QWERTY keyboard slides out gracefully and............................................
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