HTC Magic

HTC Magic

The second Google Android phone finally lands: with new features and an upgraded interface, it's a belter

A cool looking touchscreen carrying a new mobile OS was enough to get the attention of even the most hardened of them techies last time we checked. Fair...

Last year, HTC released the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, but the second handset to run the OS is also an HTC product. Meet the Magic – a slimmer and QWERTY-less smart phone, running on the Android 1.5 Cupcake OS...

Can HTC's second Google Android based handset cast a powerful enough spell over us to forget the iPhone? We check out the HTC Magic.

The Magic runs on Android OS 1.5, is exclusively available on the Vodacom network, and can support Microsoft Exchange- so how does it weight up to HTCs first Android phone?

Everyone is jumping on the Android bandwagon, but for now the choice is still rather limited. We check out Vodafone’s offering.

So much anticipation, excitement and fervour surrounded its launch that, in hindsight, it was hardly surprising the first Google phone didn't quite come up to scratch. But it didn't do itself any favours: the G1 lacked the glamour

In het HTC Magic productdossier lees je alles over de Magic. Lees wat de Magic allemaal kan op onze review- en specificatiepagina.

HTC's Magic -- the company's second Android smartphone -- improves on the earlier HTC Dream

This page is a review of the phone made by HTC and adapted to use on many carriers networks. The HTC Magic or MyTouch 3G is a great phone that has many great features. This first page introduces the phone as well as discussing the phone's design and interface. The review of the Magic continues on the second page with the features and performance of the phone