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20 reviews
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MSRP $199.00
Release date January, 2010
Brand HTC
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Description

The HTC HD2 — codenamed Leo — is a Windows Mobile 6.5 based smartphone released onto T-Mobile’s 3G networks in early 2010. It features a 4.3” WVGA capacitive touchscreen and a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. Included is HTC Sense, a smartphone functionality that allows a user to lace their home screen with shortcuts to whatever essentials they need immediate access to: mail, calendar, messaging, browser, favorite websites, or a downloaded application. This allows the phone operation to be snappy — meaning less wasted time combing through endless menus — and more multitasking friendly. And like the iPhone 3GS (its latest competitor), the HD2 allows users to scroll, zoom in/out, and flip through web-pages with just their finger. Additional features include a 5MP camera with autofocus and dual LED flash (which is better than the iPhone), Geo-Tagging, and three virtual keyboard options: full QWERTY, compact QWERTY, or standard 12-key phone keypad. The device will be introduced on March 24th in the US on T-Mobile for $449 off contract or $199 on a 2-year contract.

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Pros:
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amazingly well designed interface - feels like it's not a Windows based device
+15agreedisagree

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packs a next-gen 1GHz snapdragon CPU
+13agreedisagree

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massive high resolution (480 x 800px) 4.3-inch touchscreen display
+13agreedisagree

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decreases the volume of the ringer once the phone has been picked up
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microSD storage expansion
+12agreedisagree

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WiFi
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3.5mm headphone jack
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very slim and sexy design
+10agreedisagree

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multi-tasking capable
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comes with HTC's ever improving Sense Experience UI
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Opera Mobile browser
+8agreedisagree

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HSDPA 7.2mbps download speeds
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fast shortcuts to phone applications / features on the home screen
+7agreedisagree

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5MP autofocus camera with dual LED flash
+7agreedisagree

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Amazing support from http://www.xda-developers.com
+7agreedisagree

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Integrated GPS
+7agreedisagree

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Swype keyboard can be downloaded and installed
+6agreedisagree

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Full Outlook / Google Sync / Microsoft Exchange email support (push)
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Has a wifi router
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Makes phone calls
+4agreedisagree

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Proximity sensors and Accelerometer
+2agreedisagree

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16 GB micro-SD card included with US T-mobile version
+2agreedisagree

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Magnetic Compass
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Its RAW. And you can switch it to android with a little install.
+2agreedisagree

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A wide range of amazing custom ROMS is available for the device.
+2agreedisagree

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you can use up to 32GB mini sd card.
+1agreedisagree

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you can buy a extended battery at 2300MHA wich will give you almost 2 times the standard battery life. can last hours of internet usage at full brightness of screen can purchace on ebay for $60 bucks.
+1agreedisagree

Cons:
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will not see a Windows Phone 7 Series update
+3agreedisagree

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Only comes with 2gb standard micro sdhc
+2agreedisagree

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Texting application becomes extremely slow when you have a large amount of texts stored.
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Short battery life
+1agreedisagree

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Quality of apps available is poor compared to the Android or iOS platform
+1agreedisagree

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very difficult to text unlike iphone
+1agreedisagree

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get stuck alot,, so ull have to restart every day
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has severe freezing problems that cant really be fixed unless you replace it by sending it back to the factory and having them replace it with a refurbished model that has repased htc quality control
+1agreedisagree

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extended battery might not be good for you if you dont want to make your phone look bigger. but extended 2300mha battery comes with battery cover with built in kick stand.
+1agreedisagree




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