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HTC TATTOO 3.15MP K. B.TOOTH WIFI GPS FM MP3 Cep Telefonu

In the hyper competitive world of smartphones, the multi-billion dollar challenge is in getting the device-platform mix right. The device itself is becoming pretty homogenous—a slim phone with a large and bright touchscreen with as few physical buttons as possible, with a camera or two thrown in for good measure.

The differentiator is increasingly the platform. While Apple and the Canadian Research In Motion thrive on their respective iPhone and Blackberry platforms, many other major phone makers are now aggressively utilizing the open source Android platform, which was spearheaded by Google and has benefitted from the skills of benevolent developers everywhere. While the early Android devices were quite basic, the latest iterations of the operating system are rather advanced and can give any proprietary platform a run for its sales invoice.

HTC, the Taiwanese manufacturer Google picked to make its own Nexus One phone, has launched its popular Tattoo model in India. The phone started retailing in some parts of the world in October last year.

Tattoo’s singular promise is a high degree of customization in both the physical device and the platform. The HTC Tattoo lets you experience the vast number of apps in the Android Marketplace application store at a relatively affordable price. You can download everything from augmented reality 'terminator' vision to sky map software that will let you track constellations and planets, or leave geo-tagged tweets, photos, and Google Buzz trails wherever you go.

Phones based on Android typically get better with use because you can personalise them much more than other platforms. As you download more apps, sync to the Google 'cloud' of services, and customize HTC's propreitary user interface—dubbed Sense—the user experience gradually grows richer and more rewarding. HTC even allows you to personalize the grey exterior shell ie 'Tattoo your Tattoo'. Orders take 5-12 days and the price varies, depending on location. The Tattoo runs version 1.6 of Android, which will seem a tad outdated as newer handsets running the new version 2.1 start entering the market.

This smartphone is powered by a 528 Mhz Qualcomm processor, and the 512 MB of phone memory can be expanded up to 16GB using a microSD card. For most smartphone users, email is the killer app and although this phone works with Microsoft Exchange, the best experience is with Gmail, since Google has made its email service "push-enabled" for Android phones. This means your mails get delivered instantly instead of being pulled at defined intervals via POP3 or IMAP mailboxes.