HTC Wildfire S
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HTC Wildfire SI was wondering weather or not the HTC Wildfire S is a good phone? I will be getting it on contract paying £15 a month 600 mins, unlimited texts and 1gb internet data. I know its a year old phone but this offer sounds decent if the phone is decent.
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Re: HTC Wildfire S. . . . I've had a wildfire s since last October and I really would have to advise against it. If I could afford to get rid of it, I would.
The screen is not great either in terms of size or resolution. The internal memory is pathetic and the processr is not fast enough.
It's slow, it's laggy. I'm having memory card issues.
I'd say that you would be better of getting something a bit newer and slightly higher specced. There are a few that would still be in the wildfires price range. -
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Re: HTC Wildfire SDepends which way you look at it, but IMO it is more like a new Desire.(Original post by G8D)
If you want a cheap HTC then maybe consider the new One V? It's basically the new Wildfire.
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But yes, the Wildfire is kind of poor-specced. If you will be doing multi-tasking, browsing the web, watching videos, it will not really hit the mark.
Otherwise get it if you will only listen to music, text and make phone-calls. -
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Re: HTC Wildfire SWell considering the effective rankings prior to the One series were Wildfire S, Desire S and Sensation I'd argue otherwise.(Original post by Sgt.Incontro)
Depends which way you look at it, but IMO it is more like a new Desire.
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But yes, the Wildfire is kind of poor-specced. If you will be doing multi-tasking, browsing the web, watching videos, it will not really hit the mark.
Otherwise get it if you will only listen to music, text and make phone-calls.
It's not like it matters.
The One V is the new budget HTC. -
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Re: HTC Wildfire SThe phone is alright, its just that the low storage for apps available on the phone is disappointing (had the same problem on my desire). The update which will be preloaded/available for download will give you an extra 50mb, but its still pretty low since nowadays apps are getting bigger. But still a decent phone.
Since you are getting it on contract, I recommend you get a different phone as you will need it to last for the duration of the contract.
May I ask how long this contract is and what network? There are other good phones around that same price mark.
Hope I could help
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Re: HTC Wildfire SYeah its a pretty decent phone actually. Its on Virgin Mobile on a 24 months contract(Original post by muj77)
The phone is alright, its just that the low storage for apps available on the phone is disappointing (had the same problem on my desire). The update which will be preloaded/available for download will give you an extra 50mb, but its still pretty low since nowadays apps are getting bigger. But still a decent phone.
Since you are getting it on contract, I recommend you get a different phone as you will need it to last for the duration of the contract.
May I ask how long this contract is and what network? There are other good phones around that same price mark.
Hope I could help
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Re: HTC Wildfire Si have htc desire S,it's great.But when i was installing a new application then it's speed become slow.I think i want to avoid the add new application in htc desire s.Then it will perform better.
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