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The Mango handset for the masses Cam Talbot Jersey , this is the HTC Radar (formerly known as the HTC Omega). This handset's sealed batter and 8GB headroom might put you off, but wait until you learn more about this smart handset for the masses. The Mango handset for the masses, this is the HTC Radar (formerly known as the HTC Omega). This handset's sealed batter and 8GB headroom might put you off, but wait until you learn more about this smart handset for the masses.

When it comes to design, HTC made it a point to apply a very minimalist aesthetic look to it. It also tells you that it is boasts an elegant design. It comes with cleaner lines; this is all thanks to buttons and bezels that are now made thinner and longer. It comes with an aluminum unibody chasis Milan Lucic Jersey , this then covers a major part of the handset. It comes with a removable cover. This will allow you quick and easy access to the phone's SIM card slot. It comes with 1520 mAh sealed battery.

This phone is considered as a powerhouse all thanks to its Qualcomm MSM8255 SoC processor. This makes the handset responsive most especially when you are using built-in apps. It may have a limited 512MB RAM, but this won't stop you when you are playing music or when you are surfing the web (with several opened tabs). Its User Interface will never leave you waiting (even for just a second). It may be a mainstream device, but it is capable of satisfying your ever mobile phone needs.

This handset comes with an S-LCD for its screen. This is capable of giving you quality images all the time. When it comes to Text, you will also notice its crisp and bright colors. This will leave you a pleasurable viewing experience no matter what angle you choose. Even if it doesn't have a Super AMOLED display, you will still find it amazing as the display quality is absolutely great. When it comes to better pixel density Darnell Nurse Jersey , this will truly beat other HTC handsets. It comes with a 245ppi, when the famous HTC Titan uses 198ppi only.

The approximate weight of the Radar is 160 grams. It is a bit heavier than other devices with the same size, but it is built to last. You will also find 3 buttons on this phone, they are placed strategically and they are all narrow. You won't miss its volume rocker; this is because it is long.

You will also love and enjoy its call quality. Everything is crisp and clear. When it comes to battery life, this handset won't fail you at all. You can browse the web Ryan Strome Jersey , take videos, take photos, send e-mails, and call all day long.

As you can see, there are just some amazing things that you will love and admire on this handset. This is truly a smart Mango handset for the masses; this and more amazing features are only from the HTC Radar.



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