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Review of the HTC Hero Android Smartphone aka G2 branded T-Mobile UK. One of the interesting features on this handset are the seclusion of any kind of physical keyboard input which has been long debated as a necessity of Smartphone handsets. Where writing emails and web browsing have been a daily task made easier on handsets with the inclusion of a slide out mini-qwerty, the Hero goes for the on-screen route, making good use of that multi-touch screen to allow data input either in a portrait view setting or with a quick rotation in landscape. With an advanced prediction algorithm in place, the phone guesses what you meant to type on the keyboard approximately 98 percent of the time so long as you use dictionary English - though a few modern additions are in there, too, and pop-up balloon will allow you to select alternatives.
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