The Radar is one of HTC's first smartphones with Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango” OS. We're talking about upper midrange smartphone that offers many advanced features. HTC's Titan comes with a bigger screen and a better camera, but the Radar allowed for a good M...
Premium build and construction, Smooth performance,
Specs are last generation, Videos are rather dull looking
The HTC Radar 4G isn’t the most advanced smartphone on the market, far from it. However, it shouldn’t be dismissed because of it. Sure, some will scoff the lack of a dual-core processor, a bigger screen, and support for faster 4G speeds, but HTC has, ...
Smooth performance, Highquality construction, Good video recording quality,
Immature OS with limited app support, Dull pictures
The HTC Radar is designed for those that want to take advantage of the latest Mango features on a new phone from HTC without having to go for the massive HTC Titan. A faster processor, bigger storage capacity and the addition of Beats Audio would have...
Attractive, well-made and affordable Windows Phone, Attractive, well-made and affordable Windows Phone, Attractive, well-made and affordable Windows Phone, Attractive, well-made and affordable Windows Phone
Limited storage for serious music folks, battery not user replaceable, Limited storage for serious music folks, battery not user replaceable, Limited storage for serious music folks, battery not user replaceable, What's
The HTC Radar 4G looked pretty good for the $99 with contract price tag when it first came out. But the new Nokia Lumia 710 Windows Phone on T-Mobile gives it a serious run for the money, so be sure to look at the Lumia 710 as well. We like the Radar ...
Abstract: Aaron takes an in-depth look at the HTC Radar 4G , T-Mobile's first 4G Windows Phone and a nice mid-range smartphone option on the carrier. Radar 4G packs a 1 GHz Snapdragon CPU, 3.8-inch display, 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording capabiliti...
Beautifully designed body, Smooth OS performance despite middling specs, Touch screen looks good, renders text well, and has superior responsiveness during text entry from the keyboard
Apps are slow to open, Battery life won't carry you through the day, Tiny amount of storage that can't be supplemented, Ugly, Speaker sounds like the cry of a banshee at higher volumes
Stylish, all-white aluminum design, Windows Phone Mango is clean and easy to use, Crisp display
Nonremovable battery, Limited storage
The HTC Radar doesn't have a dual-core processor or the biggest display around, but its high-quality design and consistently smooth performance makes it a great choice. If you're upgrading to your first smartphone or not really liking Android, give Wi...
The very latest version of WP7 offers something a bit different from Android and iOS. A level of integration that's so deep it'll scare you, all wrapped up in a brilliantly built mid-range handset. ...
