Introduction:

HTC HD2 boasts a gigantic 4.3-inch screen, largest screen in any cell phone ever.1GHz processor and 448MB RAM. The HD2 also comes with an enhanced version TouchFLO 3D interface.

Design:

Appearance is not the strength of HTC HD2. It is somewhat rectangular, but pretty thin the only raised section is its 5-megapixel camera at its back. It has good image quality; resolution of 480×800 pixels .HD2 supports multitouch.

All its physical buttons are very distinctly felt once pressed its well build and proper it feels well assembled and quite reliable. Comes fitted with a microUSB port the microSD card slot and 3.5mm headphone jack is found under the metal cover of the battery.

HTC Sense interface
customers are able to communicate with their online buddies across many social networks. The HD2 integrates its information from the three popular services –Tweeter YouTube and Facebook,YouTube functionality is added, you able to upload videos straight from your phone gallery easy and fast.

Messaging, internet and software

Its portrait screen QWERTY keyboard is very suitable for text due to the overall size typing with one hand isn’t difficult at all. For messages that are free of any typing mistakes, you best use your compact QWERTY keyboard. Handling emails with your HTC HD2 is easy.

Once the email account is set up you receive automated setup for Google. Outlook and AOL. Working with numerous email accounts concurrently is also extremely easy. The HD2 can also be used as Wi-Fi router.

Besides a standard Office suite also Adobe Reader LE, JET PRINT 5 application is now on board for printing of pictures, documents, etc. using network of Bluetooth printers.

CoPilot Live and Google Maps for navigation, the handset also sports an A-GPS this will get your position certainly located accurately.

Internet with Internet Explorer and Opera Mobile, but we fancy the former, since it supports multitouch. Pages load very fast, scrolling is really smooth and the zooming via multitouch is great

Camera and Multimedia:
The HTC HD2 comes with a 5 mega pixels camera and with auto focus and flash. Pictures that are taken outdoors lack details. The colors are quite real the macro snapshot is amazing.

Since the videos are in VGA the shots don’t have many details HTC HD2 video are 640×480 pixels resolution
when the Snapdragon chipset is installed CorePlayer, we get Xvid and DivX support now we able to watch videos at a resolution 800×480 pixels immediately. Making the detail and color smashing and the large screen makes it even better.

Conclusion:

HTC HD2 calls where quite average. Sound was passable in loudness, there was constant static. The good thing about HD2 it manages isolating environmental noises, callers can only hear your voice.

Battery provides approximately 6.33 hours of talk and the handset up to 490 hours on standby. Ultimately, we have to say “yes” to HTC HD2. This is a great device that offers loads with all respect. What’s more, taking into consideration the existence of  Sense interface, the HD2 is not labeled as  just “one more high-tech toy”, since it comes equipped  with functions within the front position of now days  social networking, something that’s going to undoubtedly appeal to, a good fraction of  numerous public using different social network services.

Pros

• The biggest screen  ever on cell phone
• Socially-oriented Sense interface
• Super hardware – super performance
• Windows Mobile with a capacitive screen

Cons

• Mediocre call quality
• Lacks in  integrated support for  Xvid andDivX
• The boxed headset can be better
• Snapshots lack sufficient details