This week, although we provide many options for a more 3D games and many more, I was “mesmerized” by a simple game called Solitaire Challenge, which I played on my HTC Wildfire S.

The game, developed by Romanian company Lasting Software is simple: it is the classic solitaire, but with a trick: playing against another competitor into the server, counter-time. So who finishes first, takes the points.

The system is cool: once connected to the server, the game knows who you are by e-mail which you synchronized the phone. I, for example, play this game on two phones- Desire HD and HTC Wildfire S, I was very pleasantly surprised that both games are connected to the same account. More: If you start the game on a phone, after you start the other, the second game will continue where you left the first.

I played the Solitaire Challenge game for a week on my HTC Wildfire S and I just barely managed to get into top 15 -but generally I’m currently ranked 170th (but by morning there’s time).

The most interesting and useful application that I installed recently on my HTC Wildfire S is called Llama and comes from Location Aware Mobile Application. What is it? You control the phone depending on location. For example, if you must have the phone on vibration at work, the program automatically recognizes that you are at work (through GSM operator cells, not GPS, so it does not consume much battery) and it passes into vibration mode. Basically, it does what you say, when you say. Like a Tasker, but free and friendly.

How does it work?
Program running ”events” defined by the user. An event has three variables: area, condition and action.
The area is learned. When you get to a place that you want to remember, create a new location and you tell the program to learn - it will remember the GSM  cells (or cell) covering that place and save them in his data base.
The condition is an option like “when I get into the X,” ”When you no longer are in the Y”, “If music is running”, ”If the phone is charging” etc..
The action is an option like “running the X application”, ”Run WiFi”, ”Stop GPS and Bluetooth”, etc..
The Llama application is easy to use and very, very good - besides the advantage that can change the phone settings by itself, saves battery too(turning off BT, WiFi, etc.), and it works perfect on HTC Wildfire S.

One of the most important and useful features of Android is syncing the phone data with Google account. This means that once you introduced the numbers in your Google account, they will automatically appear in any new phone, like HTC Wildfire S, with Android. Is useful for those who frequently change their phone and this is like using a preventive measure in case of loss or theft of the phone (after buying a new phone, the contacts are not lost).

How do we, but the phone numbers in your Google account?
There are two options: the obvious and time-consuming (change every single one) and the fast way. This tutorial, of course, refers to phones running on Android, but from step 4 on, it goes for other phones too.
We will need:
- A phone that runs Android
- Access to a computer
- Access to account on that phone that runs Google
- Access to the phone’s SD card
procedure:
1. On the phone, go to Contacts (or People, in case you run HTC Sense interface).
2. Press ”Menu” then ”Import / Export”.

3. Press Export to SD, then OK.

4. When you have a .Vcf file go into Gmail.
5. Click on Contacts (1.), Then click More Actions (2.), Then clickImport (3.).

6. In the window that appears, click Choose File and select the file you saved to your SD card.

7. Congratulations! Now you have the phone numbers in your Google account - if you reset the phone or if you buy another one, like HTC Wildfire S, all you have to do is login with Google account and the numbers will synchronize themselves!

This comparison is between two extremely similar smartphones: HTC Wildfire S and LG Optimus Net, in the battler to see who comes on top.

Starting with the size, we can see that HTC measures 101.3 x 59.4 x 12.4 mm and weights 105 g, while LG measures 113.5 x 59 x 12.1 mm and weights about 122g. From this me can determine that HTC is lighter and thinner then LG.

The display comparison shows that HTC presents a 3,2 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors with 320 x 480 pixels, just like LG, but with a plus in the Gorilla Glass display type. Moving on to the internal memory, we can see that HTC has a 2 GB storage space with 512 MB ROM and 512 MB RAM, compared to LG’s 150 MB storage with 512MB RAM. Making HTC more advanced and faster running, with a larger storage space.

The camera chapter shows that HTC is equipped with a 5 MP camera, 2592 x 1944 pixels, with autofocus and LED flash, compared to LG’s 3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels. The operating system is the same for both HTC Wildfire S and LG Optimus Net, running on Android Gingerbread.

This is a comparison between 2 similar smartphones: HTC Wildfire S and Samsung M220L Galaxy Neo, to determine which is the superior one.

Regarding the size, we know that HTC measures 101.3 x 59.4 x 12.4 mm and weights 105 g, while Samsung measures 115.9 x 56.9 x 12.1 mm and weights 121.8 g. Resulting that Samsung is longer, about the same thickness as HTC but heavier.

The display is another distinctive feature, HTC presenting a 3.2 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors with 320 x 480 pixels, compared to Samsung, with a 3.5 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors with 480 x 800 pixels. Samsung having more colors, a bigger screen and more pixels.

HTC has under the hood a 2 GB storeage space with 512 MB ROM and 512 MB RAM, while Samsung has a 4 GB storage space with only 512 MB RAM, meaning more speed and thus a higher performance by HTC. The camera is another feature that brings HTC on top, being equipped with a 5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, with autofocus and LED flash, compared to Samsung’s 3.15 MP camera, 2048×1536 pixels. And last, the operating system, which favors HTC Wildfire S with Android Gingerbread, compared to Samsung M220L Galaxy Neo‘s Android Froyo.

At least that is what the latest statistics that we have, say. Android rises from day to day no matter what skeptics say, that the middle budge  Android phones can not be considered smartphones, although as you know, they have CPU, RAM and ROM storage, wi -fi, Bluetooth, GPS and much more specific features as a smart phone.
Android 2.3 Gingerbread  has been adopted faster than other updates coming on the Google mobile platform, but apparently not fast enough to dethrone 2.2 Froyo holding over 50% of market share  of the Android  mobile phones as an OS version.

Note that the HoneyComb tablets only reached 1.3% of the total, although we have been on the market for over 6 months. Daily are activated around 550,000 Android devices if you can imagine. That is huge, and among these, is the HTC Wildfire S.

To install an Android Theme on your HTC Wildfire S or other Android based phone, you must follow these steps, to make sure you’ve installed it correctly:

You need:
- a Gmail account
-net connection, Wi-Fi or 3G.
-log on “Android Market” with the gmail account (at least once)
-in Android Market search for “launcer” and in your search results will appear several results, you decide on one of them and select ”Install”
-The theme will be downloaded to your phone through the net connection that you have and will install automatically. After the installation press the “Home” button, and you canchoose between “HTC Theme” or ”The theme chosen by you.”
-Then comes the customization of these themes, with colors, the wallpaper that you want, the icons and so one.

It is fun to customize your HTC Wildfire S, because it brings out your personality, and that being said, go and download the Android Theme that suits you best.

3D graphics of the highest quality, shooters and action, these are the ingredients for the success of Guerrilla BOB, the game that has been ported to HTC Wildfire S and other Android based phones.

Guerrilla Bob is a cross-platform game that allows Android phone users to play against opponents on Windows or IOS. There are three modes of play: Story Campaign, SurvivalMode and Classic Mode Attack War, leaving everyone to choose the style of game that suits him best.

The user has available a whole arsenal of weapons: machine guns, bombs, Molotov cocktails, grenade launchers, rocket launchers and flame throwers. Graphics, cartoonish style achieved, it is a great game through attention to detail and with a captivating soundtrack provided for maximum fun.

Bob Guerilla game is available on Android Market at a price of 2.50 euros, and I wounder how it would play on HTC Wildfire S?

Let’s tell the truth. Are you lazy? Did you want to download pictures from your HTC Wildfire S and dropped it because you didn’t have your USB cable in handy or simply because it is annoying to connect and disconnect all cables?

If so, is there a free application on Android Market, called Sweet Home. This lets you copy audio and video from your phone on your computer through your own wireless network. Basically it is enough to connect the phone via WiFi to your computer and automatically the application downloads standard files from your DCIM folder directly on your computer. To copy photos, you should share a folder on your computer.

The program is fairly simple to set. It is enough to choose the wireless network name to connect the phone and enter the entire route up to the shared folder on your computer. So, if you want a simple method to send pictures from your HTC Wildfire S to your computer, Sweet Home application is perfect for you.

I’m not a fan of piracy, do not support it, nor I’m against it. I am a man who has an income too low to pay for all software applications that I need or that I want. And I know that many are in the same state as me and so this is why I made this tutorial. This turorial will teach you how to put “cracked” applications on your HTC Wildfire S or other Android based phones. I will not say where you can get these applications, it is your job. Let’s start.

1. Android Market download a file manager application (I recommended ASTRO) and install it
2. Go to Settings> Applications and enable ”Unknown Sources”
3. Put the application. APK somewhere on your phone’s SD card
4. Open the file manager that you have installed, navigate to the file *. APK that you copied the phone card and click on it and then Install
If you follow this tutorial step by step you will not have any problem. Good luck.
Note: The application. APK is actually cracked program that you’ve downloaded it to put on your HTC Wildfire S or other Android based phone.