HTC HD2 Review

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Phone Arena reviews the HTC HD2. It is a quad-band PPC phone with 4.3 inch WVGA capacitive touch screen, 1 GHz processor, 5MP camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.

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I remember my first smartphone was a HTC HD2.

davidbrown

this one!!! Iphone is a decent multimedia phone with a mediocore phone functionality. HTC hd2 is a real proper phone

jjrosaria

is nice to see windows mobile is trying to fight back! so much potential is in windows mobile... seriously...

MusicFillsMyLife

@IrrepressibleGuile it comes with WM 6.5 professional but if you study into it a little, you can put android or linux or even WM 7 (but that is still in its early stages and quite laggy)

XTPimplik

What is the patch called to fix the video problems? Didn't quite understand because of the accent :)

vikiss

Should I get this one, the HTC Hero, or the Sony Ericsson X10i?

Saigonrice

This handset is LEGENDARY!!! It can even go to android 4.1.1 Jelly bean if you know how to :)

Nintendy

will this phone work with the new bell sim cards?

krempaszanka

I have had my iPhone for about a year and I got a lot of use out of it. It has been jailbroken a couple times but the OS is getting a little stale. This phone is definitely on the top of my list to replace it.

brianedwards

Does htc have an app store or something of that nature?

sexybeast

@TechoPL Same question... I like this one's screen though...

shaf

wondering what will apple offer to counter back..

ngsaytar

cannot decide which phone to get HTC HD2 or Blackberry Storm2 :(( Help please...

kenvaldivia

@lotsblocks I think one can get some Flash lite working on the Opera browser with some tweaking, but you have to be reasonably tech savvy for that (frankly I think you should be if you want to get the most out of a WinMo device).

Another, easier option is using the Skyfire web browser, which is very fast and has good (faux) Flash support because websites go through the Skyfire servers before being sent to the device, not to get into the technical details.

MelvinSF