She went to Coles on Tuesday and must have left it on the counter at the service desk for 5 minutes, and then it was gone. She contracted to Tesltra in December so she’s still got 15 months to go. Not good.
So the Nokia E71 isn’t going to cut her needs I don’t think, so onto looking for a new phone. Wow, I think the HTC Wildfire might cut it. All the features of my Desire plus more. With better talk/standby time and a smaller screen.
And A$349 for a telstra prepaid, seems like a prefect replacement. Good as it gets rid of the stupid apple from my house.
- Operating System: Android™ 2.1 with HTC Sense
- Camera: 5 MP Camera with auto focus & flash
- GPS Navigation: Yes
- Bluetooth: Yes 2.1
- MP3 Player: Yes
- Expandable Memory: Up to 32 GB
- FM Radio: Yes
- Ringtones: MP3⁄Polyphonic
- Hands free speakerphone: Yes
- Network: GSM⁄EDGE: 900 ⁄ 1800 ⁄ 1900 ⁄850 MHz, UMTS: 850⁄2100 MHz
- 3G: Telstra NextG
- USB Connectivity: Micro USB
- Email: Yes. Gmail, Exchange ActiveSync, Telstra Mail.
- Display: 3.2” QVGA capacitive touch screen
- Memory: 2GB MicroSD card included
- Dimensions: 106.75 x 60.4 x 12.19mm
- Weight: 118 grams
- Battery: HTC Battery 1300 mAh
- Standby time: up to 690 Hrs
- Talk time: up to 440 mins
- Included in Sales Package: Handset, Travel AC Charger, Battery, Micro USB Cable, Data CD, Stereo Headset, Warranty Card, User guide, 2GB Micro SD card
