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Samsung Galaxy S III vs. Note II: Sizing upHTC Facebook phones are here - the HTC Salsa and the ChaCha
HTC went ahead and announced two phones with dedicated Facebook orientation and integration. These are the Salsa and ChaCha.
The Salsa features a 3.4-inch touchscreen display of HVGA (480x320) resolution, 5MP auto-focus snapper with LED flash, 600MHz processor and 512MB RAM. It dully covers...
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2011-02-18 00:01 from QaH6 - click to readThe ChaCha has a peculiar form factor that HTC haven't tried in a while. It has a 2.6-inch touchscreen display of the same HVGA resolution and a full four-row QWERTY keyboard for texting. It utilizes the same 600MHz processor and the same-looking 5 megapixel camera with LED flash.
If you read the report it tells you :D
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- 2011-02-20 13:21
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I wonder, do anyone realize or figure the ChaCha is also a touch screen?
I came to this conclusion because it has no trackball or touchpad and some buttons are capacitive. Just saying it looks like its a touch phone
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- 2011-02-18 00:01
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SO many negative comments... I have to admit the phone could look a little better buttttt, with the android 2.4, front facing camera for video chat, and 5MP rear facing camera sounds like it will be a solid performer compared to other mobile devices such as the BBs, and palm pre.. And with the touch creen anyone who ever owned a Treo will love this phone! I had one and also loved typing and touching the screen to select exactly what I wanted!! only question is will facebook/google/twitter contacts be linked to personal contacts such as on the WP7 phones?
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- 2011-02-17 01:14
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ChaCha?
Might as well call it "Blah Blah"!
After all, that's what phones meant for social networks are.
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- 2011-02-16 14:46
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htc crappiness really shines through. wow. kinda reminds of palm and their demise.
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- 2011-02-16 05:21
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although i wouldnt personally buy this phone (im a Blackberry person myself) i can see where theyr coming from! Almost everyone in the whole country have a facebook account so i can see this appealing to alot of people.... more so the younger generation. Also i dont think its fair to write negative comments about the type of people that would buy this phone!!! everyone is different, and are entitled to their own choices!!!
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- 2011-02-15 20:43
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Sooo Predictable, Facebook phones are soooo yesterday - remember the INQ phones, well it looks like HTC are reverting back to the early 2000's !!!! I sooo love HTC and was going to buy a New one to replace my HTC Desire, but with the new phones that they ahve announced 2day they are soo not innivative, just basically rebranded phones with the letter S after them !!! Just like the Galaxy S & iPhone 3gS... I was going to buy the HTC Desire HD, but was waiting to see what HTC brought out 2day, I was at least expecting a European version of the Thunderbolt or something like that, but now I am jumping shop to Samsung to buy their Dual Core Samsung galaxy S II when it comes out - I can't wait... HTC - SMARTEN UP YOUR ACT !!!!
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- 2011-02-15 20:33
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HTC CHACHA can knock off 90 percent of qwerty mobiles in its price range. And offcourse many touchscreen phones too. Its really cool. Goin 2 buy it ASAP.
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- 2011-02-15 19:47
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The demo doesn't look much different than the existing HTC software on my Desire Z. Sharing is already pretty easy with HTC Sense. I guess the extra button just cuts a few steps out.
What HTC really needs to do is to allow me to make comments on Friend Stream that are longer than a hundred some odd characters. I can understand this limit if I use FS to post on both Twitter and FB, but if I only want to post on FB, I should be allowed to enter more characters.
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- 2011-02-15 19:24
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htc always are making crap phones not only now
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- 2011-02-15 19:12
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