The HTC Magic easily rises above the bar set by the original G1. Little is lost with the removal of the slide-out Qwerty keyboard but theres quite a lot gained in terms of pocketability and attractiveness. The operating system, GPS and browser have a...
Touchscreen responsive, small and light, easy to use,
No flash, plastic design unlikely to last your contract, no 3.5mm jack
A good phone and one that will do well, just don’t expect to feel grown up owning itKey specs3 megapixels, 3G, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-ion battery, microSD, Touchscreen, Wi-Fi...
Easy to use; good battery life; very responsive; good screen
No multitouch support; plasticky case
The HTC Magic doesn't have enough spells up its sleeve to knock the iPhone off its smart-phone throne, but it's still a very impressive handset, with a stunning line-up of advanced, but easy-to-use, features ...
Abstrakt: So much anticipation, excitement and fervour surrounded its launch that, in hindsight, it was hardly surprising the first Google phone didn't quite come up to scratch. But it didn't do itself any favours: the G1 lacked the glamour the first Android pho...
Abstrakt: As a preview for the phone’s launch this Friday, we got to have a detailed look at HTC’s new Magic Android handset, which will be a Vodafone exclusive. It only comes in white, although it looks sleek thanks to its slim body and tasteful curves.If you’v...
Abstrakt: One day after telling you about the latest phone to get Android software, along comes a video that shows us just what the G2 is going to look like. And its pretty damn impressive, A video camera, a larger trackball and a shiny white gloss finish (blac...
Abstrakt: This is the second handset to use Googles Android OS and is exclusive to Vodafone; the first handset, the G1, is available only from T-Mobile. Both are manufactured by smartphone specialist HTC, but theyre very different in design. Unlike the G1, ...
Ergonomics and finish of the device, Android: a fluid and responsive OS, practical and ergonomic, Google universe / Android Market, Simple to use / Accelometer for all apps, Autonomy is fine
Screen: not quite large enough, a bit dark, Photo / video lacking in some functions, No standard audio headphone out, No Flash support, Poor quality headphones supplied
