Conclusion: The Gratia has already existed for half a year already (albeit in the US, under the moniker of the HTC Aria) and its performance may look very sluggish compared to newer
Summary: While the lack of a camera flash and a dedicated camera button prevent this phone from being the "ideal" phone for me personally, it comes pretty damn close (of course,
Summary: The HTC Gratia is a middle-of-the-road smartphone executed with finesse, and its Android 2.2 OS is sufficiently powerful for most buyers, for a while to come
Pros: Android 2.2 Froyo OS, responsive touch-screen, great social networking features, cute design
Cons: Virtual keyboard is just a little slow, newer versions of Android have already been announced for HTC phones
Excerpt: The US's slimline, Android-running HTC Aria was due to arrive on UK and European shores back in November, albeit rebranded as the less-musical-sounding Gratia and
Pros: Great HTC Sense-enriched core experience, Good hardware design, Intelligent mobile browsing, Contacts well managed, Easy to get online and synced up
Cons: Flash for the web is a wash, Battery life is less than stellar, GPS is a battery killer, Weaker processor than we'd like, Lacks HD video and camera flash