HTC Hero - Android MobileHTC Hero is an Android mobile phone that will surprise you with the level of personalization it allows. Many recent mobile phones like Nokia Mural, Palm Pixi are high on both social media as well as personalization features. It's a new trend that empowers mobile users to make their mobile phone stand unique in the crowd. A new value proposition that mobile brands pitch to entice consumers. But what HTC Hero offers is probably most interesting.
HTC Hero also introduces multiple personal profiles. A feature that will never let you get bored of your handset. You can create distinct profiles and switch between them depending upon your mood. A new screen, new tones, new widgets - an all new feel. The phone also supports message consolidation, another feature that you are likely to find in all latest mobile launches. It gives you a consolidated view of all communication with a contact. The mobile phone provides you many new tools to always be in touch with your friends – you can find them easily, you can each them easily. Social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook get special attention by Hero – it allows you to update your status and to stay up to date on your friends' activity. The handset comes with a 8.12 cm TFT-LCD touch sensitive screen. Weighing 135g with battery, it's not a wool-light device. HTC Hero features a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus – you can take still photographs or record videos. The 1350 mAh lithium-ion battery gives about 240 minutes talk-time. The other bonus features include GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, and the G-sensor.
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HTC Hero is the first phone to use HTC Sense technology that is behind the personalization options. We have come across many mobile phones that let you pick the widgets for the phone's home-screen. HTC Hero takes that a step further. It not only allows you to customize your home-screen with your favorite widgets but also lets you customize the widgets themselves. You can control what you want to see in a widget and how it should look. Only a heroic phone can be the first to bring that level of customization, right?
