Short HTC HD2 review

Here’s a fairly short (not really in-depth) review of the HTC HD2 posted by Pocket-Lint. Don’t expected anything ground breaking in there (I’m guessing that they only had the review sample for a short time).

The HTC HD2 gives you a full smartphone experience from all angles. The tech specs are fully loaded, giving you HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, a digital compass, accelerometers, proximity sensors (so it knows when it is next to your face…). You get that 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, video capture that actually looks ok and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Then there’s the responsive 4.3-inch high-resolution capacitive touchscreen display.

It wouldn’t be fair to mark the HD2 down simply because it is a Windows Mobile device, despite that OS having a number on inherent problems. If anything, HTC should be praised for what they have achieved with the HD2 through their customisation.

But you do have to consider that when you push beyond what HTC Sense offers you here, you are back to Windows Mobile and that unfortunately includes a rather basic Windows Marketplace, which still looks a little sparse at present.

Read the whole thing here thanks for the tip Daniel

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