Review: AT&T HTC Freestyle

New Android Phones: At CES, HTC introduced the HTC Freestyle, an entry-level phone with Brew-OS, which is yet very unknown – especially in the United States. Here’s the freestyle, the first smartphone with Brew MP and appearing exclusively on the network operator AT&T, which indicates the conclusion that the Freestyle in Europe will not appear. HTC Freestyle comes with a 3.2-inch touch screen, able to respond quickly and appropriately.


It also provides TFT-old technology that has a new look, but the advantage, even in sunlight to be easily readable. For TFT screen draw heavily on the battery, what with the small screen size but should show little effect. At the rear is a 3.2 megapixel camera, for music fans there are thankfully a 3.5mm jack for your headphones.

Although HTC Freestyle is the entry-level phones, but wireless is not supported by HSDPA, will be very fast when browsing the Internet. Other facilities include support Bluetooth and GPS, touch screen mobile phone, as well as up to 32 GB memory card. This is also supported by the Sense HTC service, integrates Facebook and Twitter. The phone is very present with business features are available for beginners, with a design quite young, with a very rounded edges, but offers a touch button, not a real regular buttons below the display.

HTC Freestyle will come just as soon Inspire HTC in the U.S. market, although the former is much higher chance here to take a foothold in Germany. HTC Freestyle is equipped with a similar HTC Wildfire. This, however, has a 5.0 megapixel camera, Android operating system.

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