HTC Wildfire S Pink Deals Released SIM Free
The popular pink edition of the Wildfire S from HTC has now been released unblocked to all networks as a SIM free phone, the HTC Wildfire S Pink joins the purple, black and silver versions of this affordable Android phone and packs the same great features into its sparkly pink casing.
Pink HTC Wildfire deals are available with contract offers on Orange, T-Mobile, O2 and Vodafone as well as already being available on Pay As You Go deals, this latest launch of the Wildfire S Pink edition as a SIM free phone means that there are no networks involved with the selling of the phone and you get to choose which SIM card you use with your new phone.
The SIM free HTC Wildfire S Pink could make an ideal present for someone that already has a contract deal but needs a new phone as well as a replacement handset for a stolen or lost phone, there is no network branding on the phone and it will accept either a pay as you go or contract SIM card from any network.
Pink HTC Wildfire S
This pocket friendly pink HTC phone packs a real punch when it comes to features matching those found in high end models like the HTC Sensation and Samsung Galaxy S2, these include Wi-Fi and speedy 3.5G connections, GPS with satellite navigation and access to the Android Market where you can choose from over 500,000 clever applications to download.
The HTC Wildfire S offers vastly improved features over the previous HTC Wildfire model with a faster processor, more RAM and a better touch screen, there is also a 5 mega pixel camera on the back and an enhanced version of the HTC Sense user interface so loved by HTC fans, the processor is now a 600MHz chip alongside 512MB of RAM to deal with multiple application management and fast operating speeds and the main touch screen has had its resolution upgraded from 240 x 320 to 320 x 480 pixels.
The pink HTC Wildfire S is a snazzy little pocket rocket that offers everything you need from a smart phone but in a compact and stylish form, competition comes from the likes of the Android powered Samsung Galaxy W which is more expensive and the Samsung Galaxy Y which is a cheaper, lesser specification alternative.
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