Tag archive: HTC HD2

Back in 1981, before computers took over the world of financial number crunching, Hewlett-Packard built the 12c calculator. Even today, it’s considered one of the finest financial calculators ever built – the apex of a dying breed. In 2020, we’ll probably look at the HTC HD2 in much the same way. Windows-Mobile-based smartphones may be headed for the dumpster, but the HD2 is destined to be remembered as one of the finest ever built – and if you… Read More

Comparing the HTC Incredible and HTC HD2 is a bit like comparing brothers. In many ways, they’re practically the same phone. They share the same mother, the same processor, and the same slab-like touch form-factor. In other ways, like the operating systems, they couldn’t be more different. We won’t sit here and try to compare the intangible or subjective aspects of both phones, like build quality, style and value on their respective networks,… Read More

Number four U.S. mobile operator T-Mobile has announced it will be launching the HTC HD2 this spring…and will be offering tons of mobile media so customers get full use of the device's 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen display. Plus, the HD2 runs Windows Mobile, so some users might even be able to convince their bosses setting their hands on one is a work-related expense. “T-Mobile is committed to offering innovative… Read More

Not impressed by all the whiz-bang features in Apple’s iPhone, Palm’s Pre, or any of the dozens of phones now running Google Android? Hey, not everybody drives a Mercedes, and not everybody needs a phone that can augment its camera view with ratings for surrounding restaurants in real time. For folks who like to get things done, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile operating system still cuts it, and more recently, manufacturers have been going to wild… Read More

HTC's latest flagship won't kill off the iPhone anytime soon, but its going to deliver a worthy alternative with an impressive array of features. The HD2 sports a 4.3” inch capacitive screen, Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC sense, GPS, 3.5G access, Wi-Fi, and a 5 megapixel camera with Dual-LED flash.