HTC Wildfire S

For quite some time now I've been of the opinion "why would I want my mobile phone for anything other than making calls and sending text messages from". However whilst wandering past my local 3 Mobile store the bright lights and array of shiny new Android powered smart phones that my friends had been waving under my nose for quite some time now lured me inside for a browse. Why I Chose the HTC Wildfire S: I had a look around and the HTC Wildfire S seemed to be the one phone that jumped out at me that had the best compromise between tecnology and price. For £25 a month I could get the phone for ... more

When My Samsung Galaxy decided to pack up mid way through a 24 month contract I decided that rather than splash out on another extremely expensive phone I would look for something that could satisfy what I was looking for whilst being within a decent price range. A few of my close friends had the HTC Wildfire S and it came highly recommended, although I trust their judgement completely I wanted to read a few more reviews to see what the general view of the phone was. The reviews were pretty good and so I decided to go for it. Firstly the cost, I have had a look in various places and it seems ... more

Introduction I have been using the HTC wildfire since December 2011. My husband brought me this phone for Christmas. I have always wanted a HTC branded phone and really liked the phone when I first saw it. The phone has had its advantages and some disadvantages and I will discuss this in detail in this review. The main advantages are the look and feel of the phone. The main disadvantages include the battery stand by time which isn't so good as the battery can be drained within a day of charging it. SMS My previous phone was a blackberry curve so getting used to a touch screen messaging system ... more

HTC WILDFIRE S REVIEW A Bit Of Background The HTC Wildfire arrived in mid 2010 while the world was still overly excited for the HTC Desire. The wildfire was as popular if not more popular than the desire due to its look, design and most of all, the price. It was for most people the first affordable smartphone. There were onle two major things that let the Wildfire down, one of these things was the screen resolution. Basically it was terrible! Another bad point of the wildfire was that its processing speeds were slow which meant not much room for multitasking, gaming etc. But then HTC thought ... more

This is my first ''luxury phone'' which I acquired last september.Outside of the phone:The phone is lightweight and feels good in my hands. The four buttons on the bottom are the only buttons necessary: home, menu, back and search though the last one is barely used in my case. The ''hold'' button is sometimes annoying while listening to music while riding my bicycle; when I try to put my phone back into my pocket, the hold button sometimes pushes in by accident and sometimes causes my music to stop playing. The volume buttons are ideal for putting the music louder while on the aforementioned ... more