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HTC Freestyle (photos)

For the right user, the HTC Freestyle offers a beginner smartphone experience without the high price.

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The Freestyle looks like many an HTC smartphone, but it's really a midrange device built for messaging and basic media.
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The 3.2-inch display is bright, while the resolution is pretty standard. Below are calling controls and a back key.
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The Freestyle has a solid, comfortable feel in the hand. It's easily portable, too.
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The Freestyle doesn't have the best keyboard. It's small, we don't like the black background, and it lacks an accelerometer.
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A metal skin covers most of the Freestyle's back. The ends are plastic, but they're covered in a nice soft-touch material. The camera lens sits next to the small speaker.
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On the left spine is the long volume rocker.
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