When you say ‘HTC Explorer is a #fail device’ which do you mean
a) As in the future tense that is ‘it will fail’ !!!! or
b) As in past tense that it has already failed??? This I don’t understand as its supposed to be a ‘launch’ which should mean its first released here.
Anyway the specs look so watered down, I wonder how successfully it will run ver2.3? also HTC would be v foolish to price it above 10k. If they do they will find out the hard way.
When you say ‘HTC Explorer is a #fail device’ which do you mean a) As in the future tense that is ‘it will fail’ !!!! or
b) As in past tense that it has already failed??? This I don’t understand as its supposed to be a ‘launch’ which should mean its first released here.
When you say ‘HTC Explorer is a #fail device’ which do you mean
a) As in the future tense that is ‘it will fail’ !!!! or
b) As in past tense that it has already failed??? This I don’t understand as its supposed to be a ‘launch’ which should mean its first released here.
Anyway the specs look so watered down, I wonder how successfully it will run ver2.3? also HTC would be v foolish to price it above 10k. If they do they will find out the hard way.
Actually you did not use the word 'will' in your post (post #2)which gives a different meaning to what you said. What you wanted to say originally in post #2 you have said in post #8 which is anyway in the realms of speculation.
want more? at least we'll have a usable mobile at 10k. Fit & Mini can easily be considered mobile toys. low ram, slow processor & super bad screen resolution.
want more? at least we'll have a usable mobile at 10k. Fit & Mini can easily be considered mobile toys. low ram, slow processor & super bad screen resolution.
HTC has just announced their new ‘budget-friendly’ droid called the Explorer that will hit retail shelves in India sometime next month. The bad news is that, it’s going to be priced at Rs.12,650, which is too high given the specifications. HTC announces ‘budget’ Android called Explorer