HTC HD mini is an impression reinforced while, holding it as its glass front & well fitted plastic back feels solid & very well put together. It has a reassuring weight to it that belies its modest dimensions (104 x 58 x 12mm), though at 110g it is not actually all that heavy. The 3.2inches screen is incorporated into a single piece of glass that adorns the HD mini’s front, in practice it feels markedly smaller – around 5mm less in width and height.

The screen is good as we have seen. It is bright with strong saturated colours & with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels, it can pack in plenty of detail. Moreover, inspite of using only LCD rather than OLED technology, it has superb viewing angles & an impressive black levels making it feel great for the shared viewing of a video clips.
Call, Home, Start Menu, Back and Call all the five touch-sensitive buttons, sit underneath the screen. Although we do not necessarily see the point in having touch-sensitive buttons & conceptually we think there are too many of them, they give easyness to operate, & are backlit when in use so we have few practical complaints.
HTC has heavily customized the standard Windows Phone interface with its HTC Sense tweaks, That includes a combined weather, time, date application along with links to the alarm app, call history & calendar. Flick upwards on the screen & user are greeted by a grid of shortcuts to their favourite applications.
HTC has pre installed Opera & made it default web browser. This offers fine formatting & scaling so webpages look as they should & are displayed properly even when zoomed in. It also supports tabs, like multiple pages open at once & can customize what content it does & does not display, both of which are things can not do on Internet Explorer. The HD mini also has a features of HTC’s Footprints application, which brings together GPS information, audio files, text notes & images to create a single memory for an event
Speed of the HD mini is really striking, Flipping through all home screen tabs, scrolling round a webpage, flicking through photos, it all happens quickly & as a consequence it makes this handset very nice to operate. This is all despite a fairly modest 600MHz Qualcomm processor & 384MB of RAM, the biggest & best mobilephones are now running 1GHz processors with 500MB+ of RAM.
Images shoots from the camera suffer no obvious lens distortion or chromatic aberration & have strong accurate colors so they look great on the camera & are fine enough when re sized for typical web-use. Video is also available in that can shoot up to a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels at a frame rate of 25fps.
HTC HD mini is slightly has smaller size that is makes it easier to carry than the likes of the iPhone. and it comes in black in color.

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