HTC Gratia Android 2.2 Phone hits Europe

Oct 19 2010, 7:34am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

HTC announced today the HTC Gratia Android phone. The HTC Gratia is the European version of the HTC Aria available in the US from AT&T. The white HTC Gratia will be shipping with Android 2.2 (Froyo) pre-installed.

Features of the HTC Gratia include 3.2-inch screen, GPS, Bluetooth, Wifi, 5MP Camera and microSD card slot. The HTC Gratia measures 103.8x57.7x11.7mm and weighs 115g.

The HTC Gratia will be sold for instance in Germany starting early December exclusively from electronics chain Media Markt. Media Markt will be selling the HTC Gratia unlocked for 399 Euro. Broad availability of the HTC Gratia wil start in early 2011.

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