Today we discover a new HTC smartphone officially announced yet, but shown on the Internet thanks to a photograph for printing. In reality this is not something entirely new: we had already seen and known by the old name HTC Pico.
The Explorer has Android operating system with a custom user interface Gingerbread Sense 3.5 and features that make it much different by HTC Wildfire S: 3.2-inch display with a resolution HVGA, 5 megapixel camera, 512MB ROM, 384MB of RAM and 600MHz processor.
We do not know further details and do not know when the HTC Explorer will be announced and launched, but the first image being available virtually officer will be greatly missed. It wills, however, a mid-range smartphone with international circulation.
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