The HTC Magic, powered by Android, is designed to turn heads with its chic looks, and command attention with its advanced list of capabilities.
It provides the Google suite of services like Gmail, Search, YouTube and Maps geared up for use wherever your life leads you.
Further enhanced with Outlook® synchronization, Smart Dialer, and an onscreen keyboard with predictive text, the HTC Magic is a true entertainment and communication powerhouse.
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Written on: 08/02/2018 by DaltonPoole (1 review written)
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Written on: 11/12/2015
Excellent Love you don't have to drag cursor across the screen - tap where you want on the remote desktop I read the good information about the device . I-softinc technogy is one of the best mobile app development company… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/03/2010 by inferno671 (3 reviews written)
My HTC Magic is coming to the end of its life with me now but I wanted to come and share my experiences with anyone who's looking at picking up a really great phone, at now, a relatively low price. It's a phone which is now being superseeded by the Hero, HD2 and now the Desire, but Vodafone are still offering it at a great price on contract or payg.
I've had the phone for over a year now and have been really impressed by the Android operating system on it. The gui is intuitive and really quick…
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Written on: 10/01/2010 by rennyk (1 review written)
Great phone. Never been passionate about mobile phones before, but this phone is so easy to use, so user friendly and fits in the hand much better than the iPhone. Great apps that are all easily accessible through Google and some great apps that totally transform what you use your phone for. try one… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/12/2009 by lilhoo (5 reviews written)
I purchased the HTC Magic from Vodafone about six months ago now. I am very pleased with the software and functionality. Using Google Apps on the phone is great and the set-up was a doddle.
The major issue O have with the phone is the build quality. The phone is meant to last a two year contract and it isn't going to make it. Already after six months, the phone looks warn and old. It is not as easy to get skins for the Magic like the iPhone, and as a result the phone takes it's fair share of…
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Written on: 26/09/2009 by stephenwinter (2 reviews written)
I have had the HTC Magic for 3 months now. Long enough to really assess it's strengths and weaknesses. Like many I decided to try something different from the iPhone (of which was my previous phone). Unfortunately that has turned out to be a big long term mistake (Stuck in an 18 month contract). Sure the Anadroid powered HTC has some good features, it is just not a patch on the iPhone, especially its user interface (UI).
Firstly the good point. Google integration - I just love the mail…
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Written on: 13/10/2009
Thanks for a detailed review on HTC Magic. It looks like a very good smartphone that can be compared with others. Great features but I guess the price would be a little turn off.
Written on: 22/11/2009
With regard to you 'pinch to zoom' comment, have you considered/tried 'rooting' your Magic?
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<br/>Makes a world of difference and will take, maybe, half an hour first time. After that, if you go the cyanogen route ( pun not intended ) you can update over the air to the latest modded roms.
Written on: 06/07/2009 by c47105 (8 reviews written)
Great to see the Android OS moving into a nice looking, easy to use handset. I've owned the HTC Magic for a week now and getting used to it quickly. I love that its open source, so much opportunity and not just another iPhone... I spent weeks trying to decide over the iPhone 3GS and this device, I am happy with my decision, a smaller, smart looking handset that is fast and integrates beautifully into Google Applications. I know people moan about batteries, they are all bad and stone age… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/06/2009 by rikmuir (10 reviews written)
Guys n Gals, get ready 'cause Android is here and its here to stay,
Yeah yeah, I know we've already had a look at Google's much talked about mobile O/S on the fabulous G1, but here on the HTC Magic ( exclusive to Vodafone in the UK ) its available in updated format in the form of the Cupcake update ( already available to G1 users to the best of my knowledge).
Not being new to touchphones I was not worried in the slightest about my ability to get to grips with that side of the UI and in any case…
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Inferno671's Response to lilhoo's Review
Written on: 16/03/2010
I wouldn't say the app store is limited, to steal the apple line, 'there's an app for that', is true about the android market place. There's not a genuinely useful app I've not been able to find through the app store. There's more and more developers coming on board every day for the android OS and the apps are getting better.