HTC HD2 smartphone menu
LetsGoMobile adds: "The full menu can be approached by either clicking the start bar on top, or by using the Windows button below the menu. The menu features a honeycomb structure, scrolling is smooth and anything you additionally install will appear in this menu. New services are MyPhone and Marketplace. MyPhone ensures you will never lose your files, by storing these online, and Marketplace provides the download of applications. The latter is still under construction and in process, which means only a handful of applications are currently available."
HTC HD2 review - 5MP digital camera
LetsGoMobile continues: "The HTC HD2 features an integrated digital camera with a resolution of 5.0 megapixels. Since there is no dedicated camera button, the application can only be activated by selecting the camera option inside the menu. This slows you down when you want to take a picture. Although fortunately, launching the application happens fairly quickly. Once the application is started, the entire screen serves as a viewfinder. The large touchscreen makes shooting a true joy, you can clearly see how a picture will turn out."
HTC HD2 smartphone review
The HTC HD2 is a mobile phone with impressive specifications. Not only since it has the largest touchscreen ever applied to a mobile phone, but also thanks to its Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. This latest version of Windows Mobile provides excellent support for internet, email and multimedia. Furthermore, the HTC HD2 includes a 5.0 megapixel digital camera, GPS antenna, Bluetooth, HSDPA and Wi-Fi. Read the full HTC HD2 review at LetsGoMobile. |
HTC HD2 review at LetsGoMobile : It did not come as a surprise that the first mobile phones equipped with Windows Mobile 6.5 software were HTC phones, since HTC is considered market leader of Windows Mobile Smartphones. The HTC Touch 2 and HTC HD2 are the first HTC models featuring this system. Although several models were already launched onto the market earlier with the ability to download a free update to Windows Mobile 6.5. When it comes to HTC, the design of the menu has greatly improved. We have taken a closer look at the HTC HD2.• Read the full 
