HTC Wildfire S DesignHTC has refreshed the design substantially, giving the Wildfire S an equivalent workmanlike black and chrome look as seen within the excellent HTC need S.
There are not any physical buttons on the front of the phone, with HTC choosing four capacitive touch-buttons. These are your standard Android Home, Menu, Back and Search options. they're responsive, plus HTC has put in a very very little vibration feedback to reassure your brain that your finger did indeed just hit the correct spot.
HTC has removed the optical trackpad, which has allowed it to create the Widlfire S to a small degree shorter than last year's model. it's a terribly little phone and conjointly manages to be lighter – 105g versus the original's 118g.
The 3.2-inch screen runs at 320x480 resolution, so obviously is not aiming to be as sharp as displays found on dearer phones. however it's pleasingly solid, nice and glassy and responsive to even the lightest of touches.
Given that the recent HTC Wildfire had a screen outputting at a shameful 240x320, this is still a big step up. it is not notably sharp, mind – there's a noticeable mesh over everything if you look closely.
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