The Aria is a hard sell on AT&T. Sure, it's the first Android phone that's halfway respectable on the network, but the harsh reality is that the best Android phones reside on other networks. If you're out of your current contract and jonesing to get a Google-fied handset, we...
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So, the HTC Aria might be small in size but it’s capable of big things for the right users. There are more and more mass-market Android phones but only a few can match the HTC Aria’s well balanced features and solid design.
Read the full review →The HTC Aria is not going to suit the needs of a power user, plain and simple. But, it will be just fine for your average consumer who wants to do some web surfing, light emailing, and listen to music. It has enough power to handle everything that Android has to offer without a hitch, but heavy...
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mikereed
I got tired of waiting for my iPhone 4 to come (July 6th) I decided I wanted to give Android another try. So I sold my TouchPro2 for $225 and bought the Aria for $129. Was going to get the Evo but that thing is just too big. The Aria is slightly smaller then the iPhone and slips into a pocket...
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