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Hands on with the HTC Radar 4G on T-Mobile

by Matthew Miller  |  October 30, 2011 9:42pm PDT  |  Image 1 of 17

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HTC Radar 4G retail box

Vendors are starting to release 2nd generation Windows Phone devices with the 7.5, aka Mango, operating system preloaded out of the box. The first Mango device to arrive is the HTC Radar 4G from T-Mobile and it is available for just $99.99 with a 2-year contract.

Check out my full ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones blog post with a video walk through and more thoughts on using the device.

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RE: Hands on with the HTC Radar 4G on T-Mobile
MSFTTaz Updated - 7th Nov
@nick@...The good news is you can load Windows 7.5 onto your HD7, which is what I've done. It runs great and the only feature missing is the tethering and 4G support, which is suppressed intentionally on the older hardware. I'm with you - I like the 4.3" screen and ability to change out my batteries I have with the HD7. (Haven't had to replace a battery yet, but you never know when you might need to.)
which is a nice size, though that's realy subjective to the user.
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devfish Updated - 31st Oct
Phone on the right in #12 is some kinda android phone and not a dell venue pro as the caption indicates. Four Buttons Windows Phone.
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Good catch. I cancelled my eye exam.
@devfish And it says HTC at the top! I also wonder if a "capacitive tough button" is supposed to be a capacitive touch button. Or maybe it's my mistake and it's a rugged phone.
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Yeah, I think the HTC instead of Dell and the Sprint instead of T-Mobile along with the four buttons should be seen as clear indicators that this is not the T-Mobile Windows Phone line up.
This phone just doesn't appeal to me. I really whish that T-Mobile was getting either the Titan or the Focus S. I am ready to upgrade my HD7, but I don't want to go with a smaller screen and more body.

Maybe they will get a new ACE next year.
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@nick@...The good news is you can load Windows 7.5 onto your HD7, which is what I've done. It runs great and the only feature missing is the tethering and 4G support, which is suppressed intentionally on the older hardware. I'm with you - I like the 4.3" screen and ability to change out my batteries I have with the HD7. (Haven't had to replace a battery yet, but you never know when you might need to.)

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