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HTC Snap: A Little Breath of Fresh Air

The mobile phone market, specifically the smartphone market is very saturated nowadays, with manufacturers big and small racing to put their latest offerings on the market.

One such offering is the Snap, a full QWERTY handset from HTC, a manufacturer that was little known for before, and is now gaining popularity for its quality handsets. Many carry the Android operating system for mobile phones, developed as an open source project by IT and tech giant Google. HTC was one of the first to embrace the system, which turned out to be very stable and performance wise, gives other mobile phone operating systems like Windows Mobile or the iPhone OS a run for their money.

HTC Legend: Deserving of the Name

HTC used to be one of those never-heard-of mobile phone manufacturers, but with the quality and innovation that many of their phone releases have, they are slowly getting more and more popular and starting to make an impression on the already over-saturated mobile phone market.

One of the phones HTC has released recently is the HTC Legend, which belongs to another of HTC’s line of smartphones. And from the looks of it, it is a very promising device indeed.

The HTC HD Mini: Undeservedly Underrated

When it comes to smartphones, touch screen mobile phones are the bosses of the market right now, which has seen many manufacturers struggling to shell out the best and the latest touch screen phones on their line up.

One such manufacturer is HTC, which has been receiving mostly favourable reviews for their excellent and stable phones that utilize a number of good OS’ such as Google’s Android and Windows Mobile. The HTC HD Mini runs on the latter, but is nevertheless very impressive for such a (relatively) small touch screen smartphone.

Apple iPhone 4: Hit and Miss

One of the most – if not THE most – anticipated gadget to come out in the market today is the latest version of what can probably be called the world’s most popular mobile phone – the iPhone 4 from the folks at Apple.

There’s been a load of speculations and rumors about the iPhone 4 before it was even launched, culminating in an exclusive peek by technology website Gizmodo, who managed to get their hands on a lost iPhone 4 a hapless Apple engineer left at a bar one night. The specs and the technology looked promising – the metal case doubled as an antenna (which on paper was brilliant but went bust when applied; more on that later), a much higher resolution, and a lot more added features that just made you want to have one for yourself.

Nokia C5: What You See Is What You Get

The Nokia C5 is another of the Finnish mobile giant’s specialty phones, the classic candybar that we’ve all grown to know and love through the years.

The Nokia C5 is modestly priced, being more in midrange to lower midrange price ranges, making it a very affordable gadget indeed. And its very sporting with the 3.2 megapixel camera, solid build design and ease of use, it is definitely a bargain. The camera takes decent enough pictures, aided by its auto focus feature. There are also features such as the Symbian S60 Operating System, conference calling and video calling. The video capabilities are also not bad as well, with the C5 capable of recording videos at 144 x 176-pixels. The contacts features are also pretty extensive, and frequent users of the calling and messaging functions will surely be pleased. There is also a 2GB card usually inserted in the C5 package, so watch out for that as well.