The HTC Incredible S is most noticeable by its distinctive rear. The back of the phone is not completely flat, but in my eyes lies more comfortable in my hand. The back feels strong with the matte plastic and certainly not like it's going to break. On the back you will find the 8MP camera, a dual LED flash and the speaker. The front is less obvious but no less beautiful. It features a 1.3 MP front camera, a speaker, an LED light for notifications, a light sensor and a proximity sensor. You can also find the 4 buttons: home, menu, back and search. The special feature of these buttons is that they are only visible when the screen is on, and that they rotate as ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone when it first got released in the UK (which was last year) and before it arrived on my doorstep, I had not even tried a demo one. It was a risk, but I love the phone and would not change it for a good long time. My brother had the HTC Desire HD and so I had the chance to play with his phone to get a feel for an Android phone, I really liked it but found his phone to be way too big for my small hands and the battery life on it completely useless. So i held out to see what new phones HTC was going to offer. When I read that the Incredible S was coming out I did a lot of research and the selling points for me was that it was smaller, more slim line ...  Read the complete review

I've used the Incredible S for four months now. It is my first smartphone. Prior to purchase I did extensive research. There is so much to choose from. In the end it came down to a choice between the HTC Incredible S and the Iphone 4. The temptation to go for an Iphone was high, given it's popularity and range of Apps. However it soon became clear that Android has a great Apps marketplace. It is easy to access, navigate, download and install applications. The Android operating system is easy to use, fast and responsive. So, I took the Iphone out of the running; given that it is around £150 more expensive on Amazon and Android powered smartphones are ...  Read the complete review

As a bit of a technophobe and not very well up on Apples and Androids, to say I wasn't keen to upgrade my phone to an Android is an understatement. When i first walked into the shop I was resigned to getting an iPhone, after all they are supposedly the best and also my partner has an iPhone which I had played on a few times, so I thought it would be easier for me to use. But after a few minutes with the HTC Incredible I was sold! Nice large screen, excellent camera and easy to use this is a dream come true! Not to mention considerably cheaper. To get an iPhone on contract the minimum is £35 per month. This HTC is only £25 per month - almost a third less! ...  Read the complete review

I've own this phone for a bit over 4 months now, and not had any problems with it bar a few vrey small niggels. Ok for starters the HTC sense OS has a major flaw in their wifi conneciton, if you use a hidden network SSID with WPA2 passwords then your device will not be able to connect to it, I've tried connecting to other networks either with out a hidden SSID or a a hidden network with out the WPA2 type security and was able to connect fine. This seems to be an OS problem more than a hardware issue as I also own a HTC flyer running the same OS and it experiences the same wifi problems. The second problem seems to be the phone's ability to ...  Read the complete review