HTC Magic

Description: HTC Magic - 3.2 MP Camera - Internal GPS antenna - Talk time: 400 Min for WCDMA; 450 Min for GSM - Standby time: 660 ... more

HTC Magic ... Hrs for WCDMA; 420 Hrs for GSM - Gmail, Search, YouTube and Maps - View PDF Files - MicroSD (SD 2.0 compatible) expansion slot - 3.2in Touch screen with HVGA (320 X 480 pixel) resolution - Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate - Rechargeable Li-ion battery

Newest Review: ... their own personal phones to me). So I went home with my sparkling new Magic and feeling a little excited about entering a ... more

... new world of Android OS. Once you get used to the new OS it's actually very easy to use - it does take a while to boot up if you reboot for whatever reason which can be a pain! One of the major selling points of the phone is the Market Place - where you can get free applications or buy bigger better versions etc. This is an area I feel DOES need a lot of attention - I love applications but anything interactive like finding resturants etc seems primarily aimed at the US and not UK - so totally useless! Ditto ...more

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Feel the HTC Magic, a good alternative to the iPhone (314 words)
by - written on 12/10/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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This review is coming from an Apple Fanboy. For many years I have only ever used an iPhone. Starting with the first iPhone, right through to the latest 3GS version. It was on this 3GS version that two things happened. I grew tired of being stuck within the same Apple world. Plus, the constant distraction from the games, utilities and gizmos I could download really made me less productive in my working day. In the search for a phone that just did a few things well, I went for the Magic. Actually, I bought mine from ebay (another story), but although it has the Vodafone logo on it, they all come unlocked. The handset is nice looking, has a nice screen and ... Read the complete review

Slim, sexy and easy to use (1132 words)
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Looking at my previous reviews, you will see i reviewed the Nokia N96. Which was a great bit of kit, let down by poorly coded network branded software. I managed to get an upgrade mid contract and chose the HTC Magic from what was available. Opening the box, you will find: - The phone! - Battery - Charger - Hands Free Kit - USB Cable - Pouch - Instructions Booklet, obviously sized for use by the Borrowers. Its tiny! I see with some options, an SD card is supplied with the phone, but this was not included with mine. Luckily i had a spare 1 GB card at home, which is plenty for the amount of photos and other items i ... Read the complete review

HTC Magic: That's Magic (397 words)
by - written on 13/09/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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I recived this phone as a replacment for my second Blackberry that broke, I was sceptical at first as email on the move is essential to myself and was not sure if the device would perform aswell as my previous one. Boy was I shocked when I recived it, I decided I would migrate too a googlemail acount to get the most out of the device, features such as the syncronised calanders. I think it is the best move I have made, the emails arrive on the device as quickly as they do on the PC which is fantastic, and I can easily view all my apointments on the handset which Is absaloutley brilliant. So beside the syncronised email and calander what else does this device ... Read the complete review

I'm a convert - this is my first touch phone and I love it!! ... (773 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I've had my Magic for about two weeks now. I had to change operator to get it, which was no trivial thing for me since I'd been with the same operator about 15 years - but it was worth it. This is my first touch phone. I had the HTC Touch Dual for about three days and returned it because the poor hybrid of touch with keypad on Windows Mobile drove me nuts. Most recently I had a a Samsung i620 (QWERTY slide-out keypad, but VERY annoying touch buttons near the jog-dial that made me want to drop-kick it), and before that a Sony Ericsson W890i (great phone, but limited in the apps available). I thought I would prefer another T9 or QWERTY phone, but there was ... Read the complete review

Show me the MAGIC - THE HTC Magic is finally HERE (1278 words)
by - written on 21/05/09 (Very useful, 733 readings)
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The HTC magic....well well, what can I say about this phone/pda. I am not usually one of the people who get easily impressed by phones, but I must admit.. I think I am in love with the new HTC magic. At this very moment, I am literally typing this review on the HTC magic phone with its fully integrated browser. Ok, let's get into the nitty gritty features of the HTC magic. The first look at the phone can throw up two views - you either love it or you hate it (sort of like MARMITE). The reason for that would be that it is currently available in the UK only in one colour - pearl white. While many people may disagree with me on this one, I personally think that ... Read the complete review

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