Review: HTC Wildfire S
Browser
The Wildfire S uses the same stock Android browser as is found on most Android devices. It renders full HTML web sites in fine form. Most web sites load quickly, though I found the Wildfire S to be a hair slow from time to time. It connected consistently, however.
Customize
As an HTC Sense phone, the Wildfire S can be adjusted in about a million different ways. Home screen panels can be completely customized, and the users can set up different profiles, themes, and other features to make the Wildfire S their own. It's a shame that the latest version of Sense isn't on board, but it is likely owners of the Wildfire S won't miss it.
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HTC Wildfire S (GSM)
