HTC Radar Review

HTC Radar is a cell phone is truly a Smart-phone; it is smaller, lighter, less expensive, powerful and efficient too. HTC Radar is most importantly the less blown up model of Titan. HTC Radar is more sensible, better option as it is friendlier too; it is up to the user to decide which one he wants from Titan and Radar. HTC do need both of them.
Both of these cell phones are awesome and their performance can be boosted by using appropriate cell phone signal booster with them. Use of features in these smart phones increases to double when you use a cell phone repeater ass you get the best reception always.
HTC has been on the home territory in the race of Windows Phone so far. LG and Samsung haven’t actually taken the initial absolute conversion of the platform to heart, and have thus allowed the Taiwanese to capture more than half of the WP7 market. Now, with Nokia entering in the Windows Race, HTC will have to play a tougher game to compete against Nokia and prove its supremacy over the products launched by Nokia in the race.
HTC Radar is good looking, 3.8 inch LCD capacitive touch screen with 1GHz scorpion processor and runs on WP7 Mango. It has a 5 MP Autofocus camera with LED flash, Wi-Fi, 3.5 mm jack, Bluetooth, A-GPS and other smart phone features too. it is a very good smart phone indeed. It comes with an 8 GB internal storage and 512 RAM and ROM. These all features make Radar a very good choice, but it can be a waste where signals are poor. But signal reception can be made better by use of cell phone repeater. This can make the performance better than before, increase the battery backup and boost the level of multiplayer gaming on internet too. so booster is the thing to go with the HTC Radar.