HTC Wildfire Silver Launched – New Silver Wildfire Deals
The new silver HTC Wildfire has now been released on O2 contract deals, this fifth colour variant of HTC’s pocket friendly Android phone joins the recently released white and red editions plus the original graphite and black coloured models.
The HTC Wildfire Silver takes the superb features and design of the previous models and wraps them in a new silver casing, all of the specifications remain the same throughout the HTC Wildfire range with only the colour of the casings changing.
The best deal for the new silver Wildfire on O2 includes 100 minutes and unlimited text for just £20 line rental per month on an 18 month contract, the deals also includes a free HTC Wildfire Silver handset as well as 4 months of half price line rental charges which are redeemed by the customer.
HTC Wildfire Silver
As is normally the case with HTC models, the Wildfire is a very attractive looking handset. Slightly more square in design than a lot of its counterparts including the top end HTC Desire, this unusual look only makes the phone grab your attention more than the more traditional design. Weighing in at 118 grammes, the phone feels light when in your hand and sits nicely thanks to the 106.7 x 60.4 x 12.9 mm measurements.
The edges on this model are nicely curved, which adds to the expensive look, as does the neat metallic strip on the rear of the device. It would be fair to say that the Wildfire is not dissimilar in looks to HTCs other model, the Desire. A 3.2″ TFT display dominates the front of the unit.
This display is nicely responsive to touch thanks to it being a capacitive touchscreen rather than a resistive type. A handy trackpad is fitted to aid navigation, and once again this responds well thanks to its optical sensors. Showing a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, the screen not only works well but looks good with sharp images and great colours.
On area where the HTC Wildfire performs well is with regards to multi media facilities. The customary digital camera facility boasts the fairly industry standard 5 mega pixel resolution. A bevy of other features accompany the camera to enhance the experience which include autofocusing and an LED flash, which is always handy for those tricky shots in poor lighting conditions. GeoTagging means the phone stores location information about where each photo is taken.
Video can also be captured on the Wildfire, a nice alternative to static shots. Music playback is almost essential with most modern day mobiles so the Wildfires support of formats such as AAC, WAV and MP3 is useful, as is the 3.5mm stereo jack plug which allows the user to use a range of headphones with the handset. A micro SD card slot has been added to the phone which allows for memory expansion up to 32GB, this is in addition to the 512MB of memory that comes pre installed on the phone.
The HTC Wildfire is an impressive handset that boast useful features and a stylish look but at a very appealing price. Both seasoned smartphone fans and newcomers will appreciate this great mobile phone.
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