Htc have been releasing some real big hitters in to the Smartphone market recently with the Legend and Desire, but with the Htc Hd Mini they have produced a suited yet covenant expanding to the Windows movable market. The Hd Mini measures at 103.8 x 57 x 11.7mm and is structurally sturdy with its black metal chassis. It sports a colour rich 3.2 inch capacitive touch screen similar to that of its big sister the Htc Legend. This expedient has valid visual appeal with its cute yet distinctive appearance.
The phones Cpu processes at 600Mhz and uses Windows movable 6.5.3 operating principles which combined with multi touch capabilities from the touch screen and the Sense user interface makes for a pleasurable touch when working straight through the assorted functions of the device. With an internal Gps antenna and Htc Footprints it will be hard for you to lose your way
The Hd Mini has a uncostly 5Mp camera and unblemished with auto focus, it does well capturing images sharply and effectively, it is also able to capture images in widescreen. Video capture and playback are also within the devices capabilities via the Windows Media Player, the Htc Hd Mini will happily playback wmv, mp4, 3gp, m4v, avi and other formats.
The menu is categorically navigated due to its hexagonal layout, the icons are fascinating and well displayed on its 320 x 480 Hgva screen, and the panels on the face of the expedient allow quick passage to the Hd Mini's core functions. The Htc Hd Mini is well connected. Peep, an application dedicated to Twitter shows you all of the tweets and updates made by your friends, the phone is Facebook integrated and also capable of image and video share with communal networking sites and YouTube. Htc have given the phone both 3G and Wi Fi connectivity and the Opera web browser holds up Ok when surfing.
The media player on the Hd Mini is very good, the Ui automatically categorises your tracks into genre or artist and travelling straight through your music library is easy as you can plainly glide from album cover to album cover selecting songs. The cherry on top would be that the music player will run even when the expedient has been locked, you can convert track pause and play without having to unlock your phone. The phone houses a 512Mb internal memory and can take a MicroSd card of up to 32Gb; this will no doubt give heaps of storage for tracks and other media.
Some of the more obscure features comprise the fascinating weather wallpaper and the phones clever G-sensor when it's ringing. The G-sensor detects when it has been picked up and lowers the ring volume until the call is answered, also the volume is increased if the presence sensor detects it is inside a bag or pocket. When you place the Hd Mini face down the ring tone is muted completely.
The Htc Hd Mini is a useful petite expedient with many of its features similar to its bigger Android relations. Htc have managed to fit in a lot of there seemingly limitless technology into this petite phone and compared to its Window movable competitors for me it categorically sets the bar.
The Htc Hd Mini Proves That Good Things Come in Small Packages!