HTC has launched its lowest priced smartphone yet, the HTC Explorer. The handset has a 3.2in HVGA touchscreen and a 3MP camera as well as GPS and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. we were told it will sit below the Wildfire in price, making it HTC’s least expensive phone yet.
“HTC Explorer is an easy-to-use smartphone that puts the customer in control, providing quick access to their most important content and information,” said Jason Mackenzie, president of global sales and marketing, HTC Corporation.
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“HTC Explorer is simply a smarter phone for anyone and it represents another clear demonstration of HTC’s global commitment to expanding the market for advanced smartphones.” The HTC Explorer has Adobe Flash support, and smart URL prediction provides quick access to the top 100 web sites. Meanwhile, URL correction intends to streamline web navigation. Users can also make restaurant reservations or connect to customer service hotlines by tapping the phone numbers listed on any web site. The device allows users to access multiple work and personal email accounts and combine different calendars into a single view. It also has a usage monitor that tracks call minutes and message counts.
The HTC Explorer will be available in the fourth quarter. Exact pricing and availability has not yet been confirmed.