HTC Explorer Gingerbread 3 MP Camera

From the time that the Aria, HTC have had a petite Android to be had and the HTC Explorer is the modern in the line. With an affordable sale price, the plucky little smartphone will appeal to people buying compact set or users who are simply just about getting started in smartphones.

Light-weight and compact

Quad-band GSM and dual-band 3G service

14. 4 Mbps HSDPA, 5. seventy six Mbps HSUPA support

3. 2" 256K-color TFT capacitive touchscreen technology of HVGA resolution (320 back button 480)

600MHz Snapdragon S1 MSM7227A chipset, Cortex A5 CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT, 512MB RAM, Adreno 200 GPU

Operating system 2. 3. 5 (Gingerbread) having HTC Sense 3. 5 UI

Wi-Fi 802. 11 b/g/n having hotspot functionality

GPS with A-GPS on-line; digital compass

3 MP fixed-focus video camera, geotagging, face detection

VGA video @ 24fps

microUSB dock (charging) and stereo Wireless v3. 0

microSD slot (nearly 32GB)

Standard 3. 5 mm sound recording jack

Accelerometer, proximity sensor

Stereo Radio with RDS

Turn-to-mute, lift-to-tone-down, pocket manner, flip for speakerphone

Smart dialing

DivX/XviD online video media support

HTCSense.com integration

Adobe Flash support

Ultra-fast boot times (when you don’t remove battery)

The Explorer's outer shell uses patterned plastic that has a rubbery feel going without running shoes - creating an impression of ruggedness correspond its name. The plate of brushed metal at center of the rear backs that up far too. The phone is not actually great shock proof but we still appreciate this tough feel.

The HTC Explorer earns extra points for handling too on account of its compact size. The diminutive body and rounded corners allow it to become feel like a pebble in this hand. Small as it is, this Explorer has Android 2. 3. 5 Gingerbread having Sense UI 3. 5 on major, just like its elders. Here are other specs along with the downsides.

The Explorer leaves behind the older ARMv6 processor and moves to the Snapdragon S1 platform that include ARMv7. What's the difference between v6 in addition to v7 you ask? Some apps need v7 to figure, the Flash player for example.

This processor is clocked quite low, but we still might see some performance boost in comparison to the HTC Aria and even the Wildfire Ohydrates. The 3MP fixed-focus camera doesn’t noise very exciting either, but the HTC Explorer is usually an entry-level device and higher specs would have run the budget dry.