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The HTC Gratia isn’t attempting to dethrone the Desire HD, it’s a very different proposition- with a shrunken frame noticeably smaller than the rest of the HTC family. Although the innards may have required some adjustments, it still comes packed with...

The Gratia has already existed for half a year already (albeit in the US, under the moniker of the HTC Aria) and its performance may look very sluggish compared to newer forthcoming mid-price smartphones. That shouldn’t detract from the solid design an...
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The HTC Gratia is a middle-of-the-road smartphone executed with finesse, and its Android 2.2 OS is sufficiently powerful for most buyers, for a while to come Related links News HTC Gratia launches HTC Desire HD gets UK launch date HTC Hero to get Andro...

Android 2.2 Froyo OS, responsive touch-screen, great social networking features, cute design...

Virtual keyboard is just a little slow, newer versions of Android have already been announced for HTC phonesLook and Feel...

The HTC Gratia is a middle-of-the-road smartphone executed with finesse, and its Android 2.2 OS is sufficiently powerful for most buyers, for a while to come...
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cellphonequick.com Updated: 2011-07-31 12:16:54
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HTC Gratia has Qualcomm 600 Mhz CPU which has same performance as the iPhone 3G, which is certainly respectable. The same can be said for the amount of 384 MB of RAM which is impressive for a phone in the price range and suited very well for multitaski...

The only thing we really miss is HD video recording, and possibly a Blits on camera. Since it is a while since Aria came out, and the two phones are virtually identical (apart from Android 2.2 on Gratia) could possibly have hoped that HTC would have u...
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Now before you say that the has been reborn in the , and other transcendent stuff, we assure you this is not exactly the case. The Gratia has an optical trackpad, which the HD mini lacks, different buttons underneath the screen, because it is running...

Solid but compact design, Fluid interface...

Mediocre sunlight visibility of the display, Pictures come out with soft, unfocused spots, Lack of Adobe Flash 10.1 support in the browser...

Call quality on the HTC Gratia served its purpose – the sound in the earpiece was loud enough, but the voices had a bit of an echo and digitally processed taste to them. The other party could hear us well, without parasitic noises in the background...
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HTC Gratia ReviewWant a compact android phone boasting rich features and yet affordable for your pockets? You can try out the HTC Gratia, the new android smartphone from the HTC stable. Check out the HTC Gratia Review and know what the mobile has got t...

To buy or not buy the HTC Gratia then? There are two ways to look at the question. If you have deep pockets and want nothing but the best features in your Android smartphone, you can safely give this a miss. But if you are short on budget, or if you ar...
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We had high hopes for the HTC Gratia – but in the end, the impression it left on us wasn’t as good compared to the Aria from a few months back. We thought that the update to Froyo would bring more goodies than it did – the Gratia runs almost the same...
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Since the launch of the iPhone and the subsequent launch of the Android OS, the mobile phone industry has been kicking Moore's law around. Smartphones have become much smarter in the past 3 years with ever more powerful hardware and better software.HT...

The HTC Gratia is a very good budget Android option, but I would suggest that you wait until MWC 2011. A lot of new budget Android phones should be unveiled then, that will offer much more than the HTC Gratia does.Also, check out this list of th...
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mobilesroom.com Updated: 2012-01-06 01:39:35
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HTC Gratia ReviewWant a compact android phone boasting rich features and yet affordable for your pockets? You can try out the HTC Gratia, the new android smartphone from the HTC stable. Check out the HTC Gratia Review and know what the mobile has got t...

To buy or not buy the HTC Gratia then? There are two ways to look at the question. If you have deep pockets and want nothing but the best features in your Android smartphone, you can safely give this a miss. But if you are short on budget, or if you ar...
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