Abstrakt: NameSmartphone: HTC ChaChaAt a glance:5MP camera,480 x 320 pixel resolution,2.6-inch touchscreen,Runs Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)Summary:An intuitive 'Facebook phone' for the teenager in your life.Rating:4/5RRP:$599Contact:htc.com/nzWhen we first got the Ch...
Udgivet: 2011-07-27, Forfatter: What , anmeldelse af: whatmobile.net
Abstrakt: What€s in a name? HTC€s two phones with Facebook access have dance-related monikers. There€s the Salsa and this one, the ChaCha (you can just call it your Facebook phone)Like the Salsa, the HTC ChaCha has a special key badged with the Facebook logo. It si...
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Udgivet: 2011-07-27, Forfatter: Russell , anmeldelse af: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstrakt: We've seen several attempts to produce a smartphone with a miniature qwerty keyboard in the BlackBerry style but use Android as the operating system. Generally they fail to impress, but HTC's ChaCha bucks that trend.The HTC ChaCha runs Android 2.3.3, maki...
The HTC ChaCha feels like a fusion of Android and BlackBerry sensibilities. The phone’s design is focused on its QWERTY keyboard, which is pretty comprehensive.The buttons are slim, however, I never had any problems typing, as they’re raised and spaced...
Great QWERTY keyboard, Facebook button has some good tricks,
Screen's too small for Android, Average camera performance
The ChaCha is a solidly built midrange smart phone with a QWERTY keyboard that's every bit as good as any you'll find on an Android phone, and easily stands comparison with Blackberry's henpeckers. The Facebook button is a nice touch that brings genuin...
The HTC ChaCha offers smart integration with Facebook and also possesses an excellent physical keyboard. Its small screen will frustrate users keen on mobile web browsing, but if you can live with these drawbacks, the ChaCha is very good value for mone...
As always, the Android operating system is a particular highlight on this handset. Sure, it's not quite as slick as the iOS software found on Apple's iPhone, but it's a lot more customisable, with the ability to fill the homepage with comprehensive apps such as calendar entries or messages. The ChaCha's form factor will also appeal to lots of users, offering a proper keyboard in a compact design
In a world of smartphones with huge touchscreens, the HTC ChaCha may offer a welcome change when it comes to usability, but the design looks positively frumpy when compared with handsets like the iPhone 4 or Samsung Galaxy S II.
With an 800MHz processor, the HTC ChaCha is a fast, capable and comfortable handset. It's not the most stylish, but it's affordable and is packed with features – including a 5-megapixel camera, 3G/HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth 3.0 and Wi-Fi. Check it o...
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Udgivet: 2011-07-08, Forfatter: Dave , anmeldelse af: theregister.co.uk
The HTC ChaCha is a sturdy little smartphone with a fine Qwerty keyboard and a good-looking, if rather squished screen. The Facebook facility is well integrated and though it doesn't offer anything really different, it does make posting simpler and quicke...
Facebook button is genuinely useful, Full size keyboard is easy to use, HTC Sense is as handy as ever, Form factor makes typing easy, Good quality finish
Interaction with Facebook could be taken much further, Battery life totally unacceptable given the target audience, Poor quality photos, Screen is small with unsatisfactory display quality, Audio quality could be improved
The HTC ChaCha is an interesting concept but it could be taken much further. It should already be able to win over teenager Facebook fans who haven't yet been sucked in by BlackBerry and who enjoy both its distinctive look and its full-size keyboard....
Good keyboard; solid design; clever Facebook button,
Screen is cramped.
The good screen and keyboard make the HTC ChaCha the best attempt we've seen to bring this design of smartphone to Android. The Facebook button will really appeal to some people, but even without that this is a well thought out smartphone. ...
