HTC Explorer Not just for the Beginners!

It is not only higher end smartphones with HTC Corporation that is dazzling the mobile phone world. There are some wonderful entry level and middle of the road smartphones as well. The HTC Explorer is a recent addition to this category. It is a misconception among several smartphone users that a smartphone handset that does just calling, sending text messages and a bit of internet, E-mailing and social networking is something that is totally passe. There are still countless number of users who are say beginners when it comes to wholehearted smartphone usage. The HTC Explorer caters to just them. These are the users who are happy trying out their hands on the mobile phone web, browse through a few of their favourite web sites, send a few E-mails and also indulge in a bit of social interaction through Facebook. The HTC Explorer has just been released and when you look at the amount of enthusiasm it is able to generate in such a short time, you do feel that the Taiwanese mobile phone giant has once again hit pay dirt. The prices are expectedly very low and the various HTC Explorer deals selling the smartphone cheaply only add to your well 'exploration' experience. Well for the beginner, they are in for a treat. The HTC Explorer, all said and done does not disappoint and HTC Corporation has not been miserly in stuffing this one up with features of all kinds. To begin with it is a fine 3G smartphone with wi-fi, GPRS, HSDPA, bluetooth technology, micro USB port and what not. Hence, the so called novice users are in for a splendid experience. So much so that 3G network induced web browsing speeds that you obtain with this device is as good as any other higher end smartphone handset. The Explorer has a modest but nicely designed form factor. The canny bar design with its uniform blue or black colour (the two versions available of the phone) does look pretty in your hand. The touch sensitive screen is 3.2 inches wide and what is more is capacitive in nature. HTC has also been generous enough to extend the Androrid 2.3 Gingerbread version of the operating system for the HTC Explorer. Now, isn't this much that is present more or less in all high-end smartphones? Especially the Android ones. Further, there is a three mega pixel camera too for you to indulge your creative instincts with. Vodafone along with the other network service providers is selling this smartphone through plenty of cheap HTC Explorer contracts and other mobile phone deals.