HTC New 3G Aria from AT&T

HTC's new 3G aria from AT & T is so cute as a button - a petite version of an Android 2.1 Super Phone. While its size, there are some problems, yet the Aria of an otherwise full-featured mobile phone, ideal for those who carry clutch purse or those who want relatively unencumbered by gadgets.

Strangely, HTC has not go all the way to their natural constituency Aria is appealing - women. Aria is a non-black plaque with silver highlights descriptions and exposed screw heads, look like an industrial functionality as casual or disco-style. The rubberized case is Aria a protective "safe grip."

The aria is fronted by a bright 3.2-inch, 320 x 480 display. On the back is a 5-megapixel camera, a VGA video-recorder and speaker doubled. Up top is the power button and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. At the bottom is a micro-USB connector. The only other physical properties are a tiny action button (the toggle as a trigger for a camera) from four controls and the volume on the left side - so flush with the surface to make it impossible to feel with the controller phone to your ear.

We can not imagine a tech dude Aria choice of a high rise on an Android model. Aria is too small, too sweet (although its industrial design could use a Queer Eye for the Straight Guy makeover) and also lacks many new normal attributes (Flash, HD video recorders, high-resolution screen) for normal male geek consumers. But Aria is perfect for rocking phone buyers in search of basic functions in a cell perfect handbag size.