HTC Wildfire - user opinions and reviews
- m jay
- ftV
how can i get original battery for my htc wildfire phone....cos the battery is down
- AnonD-128705
- n5T
seriously the MOST DIFFICULT and annoying phone I have ever had. Have finally parted ways on its return to the manufacturer as I can't get my emails and four hours spent in the (helpful) shop where I bought it proved useless. grrrrrrr
- Anonymous
- i84
Just wanted to ask how can I change my gmail on htc wildfire phone cauae I forget the password of my account hope you can help me thanks
- harpal barad
- vGF
pls tel me how to add option of internet pass through in htc wildfire
- HTC_User
- MsW
Anonymous, 15 Mar 2013internal space is too small me to download the applications that I need.
Use this trick to move almost any app to SD card :
http://www.bongizmo.com/blog/moving-all-android-apps-to-sdcard-apps2sd-froyo/
- jackblack
- npQ
it has been 3 years and workin well , donot run up so much application at once , it will work well . using email effectively , great ..
- Kiruu
- Uin
The phone is extremely sluggish at best, cannot run apps like facebook. Very reliable phone however it died after 2 years.
- Akash parmar
- 9B1
patso, 23 Feb 2013hi anyone know how to root this phone as i find it a bit slow over all ,i keep getting links t... moreCan i take a htc wildfire mobil sed to me frnds
- Anonymous
- 9B1
patso, 23 Feb 2013hi anyone know how to root this phone as i find it a bit slow over all ,i keep getting links t... moreHi gusy see to me can i take this phone yes ya no.
- Anonymous
- N7A
internal space is too small me to download the applications that I need.
- July
- 8Ac
how do i move my apps to my SD card?? i cant find the option to do that. Help plz.
- HTC_user
- MsW
I'm using this phone for more than 2 years now (phoning, emailing, web/rss browsing, podcasting - no gaming)
I thought it was time for an upgrade to a new model - applications (particularly Google ones) require more and more memory :-(
First, it was difficult to find an equivalent with the same full set of features and sensors (notification LED, compass, FM radio...), the same solidity and compactness for the same budget. I finally tested the Samsung Galaxy ACE2.
I must say that after 3 days, I returned back the Samsung to the shop :
- While the Wildfire works 2 business days with one charge (with Wifi and Bluetooth on), the Samsung had less than 20% battery after one day of equivalent use.
- user-interface ergonomics of the Wildfire is far better (better smart dial, contact management and integration with social networks, browsing with smart text scaling makes text very readable) than ACE2
- I had 2 phone conversation dropped with the ACE2
- With the Samsung, I noticed lots of interference noises when using headphones (during phone conversations, mp3 playing and even using the touchscreen)
- ACE2 is full-plastic
- pictures of the ACE2 are too 'cold'
=> my Wildfire has a second chance!
Note : I sometimes had 'SD Card unexpectedly removed' when I was using a new 8GB card with lots of apps moved to SD and huge mp3 downloads to the card. I put back the original 2GB SD card provided by HTC => no problem any more.
- BD
- PZL
Where speed car or bike gaming is concern its
a poor phone in performance.
If you have any idea yo short out the probelem, pl. let us know.
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