HTC has introduced the HTC Tattoo, an Android-based phone said to bring broad personalization to the masses.
HTC Tattoo is the second phone to employ HTC Sense which is said to make phones work in a more simple and natural way. Claimed to be designed by listening and observing how people live and communicate, HTC Sense is said to revolve around HTC's three fundamental principles 'Make it Mine', 'Stay Close' and 'Discover the Unexpected'.
HTC Tattoo integrates Google's mobile services including: Google Maps, search, Google Mail, and Android market where users can download applications and games. It also comes complete with a broad variety of hardware features including a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera, 3.5mm stereo headset jack and expandable microSD memory.
"Everyone wants their own phone to feel like it was specifically made for them. The Tattoo, with HTC Sense represents an easy way to shape your own distinct mobile experience and really make it your own," said Peter Chou, Chief Executive Officer, HTC Corporation. "The HTC Tattoo ensures that you can create the most engaging and appropriate mobile experience through simple yet powerful personalization."
The HTC Tattoo will be available in Europe first at the beginning of October, and will roll out in markets around the world in the following months.