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"I have the HYC Wildfire, fairly new model, Baby brother to the Desire but does the same...just has a smaller screen, lower pixles and slighty slower speed but '3' have a good deal on it for £20 a month where as you will pay about £35 for the Desire. You can download apps from the android market, some cracking ones. Many of them free (I only download the free ones)Got an excellent sat nav on it and google sky is brill. Cheep and chearful and does what it says " HTC Wildfire even! | |||
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"Ok so I realise there's been threads about the choice between Iphones, Blackberry's and HTC's etc but was just wondering if anyone can help advise me between the HTC Windows phone and the HTC Android phones?? Any massive differences I should know about between the two OS and please bear in mind its my first smartphone that i'm going for lol (and i'm a bit of a girl at times so no major complicated technical stuff!!) Thanks guys " i got htc something... hated it to start with loved my old one.. its ok now im used to it.. only thing i dont like is battery power only lasts a day.. old fone lasted 3 so always forgetting to charge the bloody thing lol xx | |||
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"battery life depends on what your using it for(internet,video mail etc) and how much you got running in the background, but most big screen phones (which eat up the battery) don't last that long on a charge " Yep, I've managed to improve my battery life by restricting how often things like Facebook or GMail or Twitter connect online to get their updates. It means I can now get more than 1 day out of a charge. The Desire isn't as good as the iPhone for battery life... that's not to say that the iPhone is great as my iPhone-owning friends still have to charge their phones every other day or maybe every 3 days. The iPhone, however, manages online connections differently to Android. Android allows each app to connect to check for updates, download things, etc... whereas on the iPhone each app's access is managed centrally, so whereas you might have 10 or 12 apps on Adroid making 10 or 12 separate connections at 5-minute intervals, the iPhone would collate each request and then connect once and download anything required by the 10 or 12 apps. This means that updates on an iPhone won't be as 'real time' as they can be on Android, but the downside is that the battery takes more of a battering because the phone is connecting more frequently. I find using wifi to be the biggest drain on my phone.... apart from playing Angry Birds, which just seems to eat my battery each time I play it. | |||
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