TELSTRA HTC Wildfire S Android Pre-Paid Mobile Phone

Check Facebook, Twitter and Flickr at the same time with HTC's Friend Stream
View friends' Facebook updates, Tweets and Flickr photos in one organised stream, all on the same screen.

HTC's next-generation Caller ID
Along with the traditional Caller ID features of caller name and number, HTC's next-generation Caller ID now includes additional information such as friend's birthday and Facebook status updates. In addition, each contact viewed in HTC Wildfire's address book includes a thread of recent communications with that person, including the last conversation, recent text messages and emails.

Recommend apps with HTC's new app sharing widget
Apps can now be shared straight from the user's phone to their friends by sending a link via Facebook, Twitter and a host of other social networking sites or Friend Stream, as well as email and sms. This link allows users to find the app on the Android Market™ with a single click and download it to their phone. There are thousands of apps available on Android Market – including games, social-networking apps and new arrivals every day.

Friends are just one tap away
The People Widget feature can be used to find a group of friends straight from the home screen. Calling, texting or emailing is only one tap away.

Browsing is better
The HTC Wildfire S comes with full Flash support for online video, pinch-to-zoom page resizing, and auto rotation from portrait to landscape. It also comes with useful reference tools including one-touch dictionary, translation and Wikipedia lookup.

Exclusive Telstra content and apps
Telstra customers enjoy a large range of unmetered BigPond® entertainment, including news, sport, music and weather. Telstra's new Tribe® service offers customers free-to-browse social networking within Australia by bringing together Facebook®, Twitter™ and MySpace™ in a single mobile portal . Telstra customers can also subscribe to exclusive content including Mobile FOXTEL from Telstra and AFL and NRL apps.

Faster texting with Swype
HTC Wildfire S is the first Telstra smartphone to feature Swype text input technology. Swype allows customers to glide their finger across a virtual keyboard to spell words, rather than tapping out each letter. This can make it even faster to compose emails, text messages and to search the web.