Crikey. If you believe what you read on extremely underground tech blogs, the HTC Bravo is going to be one HELL of a PORTABLE TELEPHONE.
The first HTC mobile to come with an AMOLED screen, it should hopefully manage much more running time from a battery charge thanks to this more efficient display technology – although the faster 1GHz Snapdragon processor as featured in the HTC HD2 will hoover up your li-ion reserves. So it’ll still run out after a solid day of use.
But we will forgive her, because she is BEAUTIFUL.
The Bravo will come with Android 2.0, a 5.0megapixel camera, and also apparently packs a 3.5mm headphone jack, a party HTC has been a little late to. And it looks HOT. Thin and curved. If that screen gets scratched we would sob.
Looks like the HTC Bravo is going to be the HTC Hero of 2010 – ie, the Android phone that everyone’s going to be trying to blag a free upgrade to. With thanks to TechTree.
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