HTC ChaCha

The HTC ChaCha is a messaging phone, with a dedicated Facebook button, that runs Android.

The rumour of HTC manufacturing phones for Facebook may have been false, though the idea of the creating Facebook phones was on HTC’s mind. That’s where the HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa come in. Both of which are closer to the low-end of the smartphone market, but are targeted straight at the Facebook addicts of […]

The ChaCha is a sleek-looking number that Facebook fiends will flock to, but its tiny screen makes it difficult to use under certain circumstances.

Latin dances have inspired the names of both of HTC's new social phones with Facebook buttons, hoping to draw some excitement and buzz from the vivacious Latin culture into these sociable smartphones. With our review of the Salsa being less than spicy, largely thanks to the price, with similar specs and a physical QWERTY, all at a lower price-point, we're hopeful the HTC ChaCha's the Facebook phone with all the right moves...

Standing out in the ever growing crowd of droids is a tall task indeed. Doing so while keeping the whole thing affordable, is next to impossible. HTC – of...

You wait all this time for one HTC Facebook phone, and two turn up. Hot on the heels of our HTC Salsa review last week…

Read the in depth Review of HTC Chacha Mobile Phones. Know detailed info about HTC Chacha configuration, design and performance quality along with pros & cons, Digit rating, verdict based on user opinions/feedback.

This February HTC announced the HTC ChaCha together with the HTC Salsa— two social network-oriented Android phones — in Barcelona at the Mobile World Congress. The Internet and the blogosphere in general called them "Facebook phones" due to their…

Body of a Blackberry, mind of an Android. Can the new 'Facebook phone' poke above its weight?

Review of the HTC ChaCha Android smartphone.

HTC ChaCha review: The ChaCha's dedicated Facebook button allows easy access to the social networking service

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