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Operating System
	Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5

Camera
	5 Megapixel Camera
	Face Detection
	Geo-Tagging
	Photo enhancer
	Built in VGA camera

Screen
	3.8-inch SLCD screen
	Multi-touch input method
	Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate
	Ambient light sensor
	Gorilla Glass display

Entertainment
	Java enabled

Music
	MP3 player
	MP3 Ringtones

Connectivity
	Bluetooth 2.1
	GPRS technology
	HSDPA capabilities
	HTC Location
	Wi-Fi Technology

Messaging
	Social Network Integration
	Predictive text input

Organiser
	Calculator
	Organiser

Other
	Audio Booster
	Flashlight
	HTC Hub

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the best htc ive had up to now! Ive had a couple of different HTC, desire HD, HTC HD2, wildfire s, even a cha cha, and i must say this one is the best by far. The windows 7.5 mango os is excellent and runs smooth as anything! .. I would like a few more better apps that u can get on android like itv iplayer and angry birds for free but thats just personal prefference the phone itself is definitely one of the best ive had in a while! :-) 27 February 2012

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Never ones to be left behind when it comes to keeping on top of the old mobile tech game, HTC have jumped aboard the Windows Phone Mango bandwagon in some style with the HTC Radar. Sporting a 3.8 Super LCD display and packed with all the functionality that comes with Microsoft's new Mango operating system, the HTC Radar is as ahead of the curve as it gets.

	1Ghz Processor
	3.8-inch SLCD screen
	5 Megapixel Camera
	Social Network Integration
	Multi-touch input method

The fresh operating system brings a simple layout as well as a bounty of functionality including enhanced copy & paste, Internet Explorer 9 (with full HTML 5 support) and better social networking integration so you'll never go short when it comes to indulging in all that web-based chicanery.
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You needn’t worry about that snazzy OS placing a strain on things either because the whole lot is powered along by a 1GHz CPU, so no more waiting for apps to whirr into action.