Hands up, I’ll admit it. I’m a Facebook addict.  Before I’ve even got out of bed I’ve usually checked my wall and replied to an inbox or two. I can’t really remember life before Facebook and I’m sure a lot of you are the same. There are over 500 million users worldwide of which 200 million check Facebook on their phone and hopefully  you’re all as excited as me for the arrival of the HTC ChaCha.

The ChaCha is fully integrated with Facebook and it’s now available on Three. The new Android smartphone comes with a ’Facebook button’ (which glows!) that makes it quicker and easier to upload photos, check in and update your status on Facebook.

The ChaCha is made for people like me, people who want to immediately connect to Facebook. ChaCha runs on the latest version of Android (2.3), also known as Gingerbread, which means the whole experience is really smooth and efficient. It comes with a 2.6 inch touchscreen as well as a Qwerty keypad so you have the option of touching or typing.

The HTC ChaCha on the One Plan with all-you-can-eat data means you can spend as much time as you like on Facebook without worrying about your bill at the end of the month. You can update your status, check in, upload pictures, use Facebook chat until your heart’s content and never run out of data.

One of my favourite aspects of the phone is the ‘Friends Stream’ widget which can sit on your home screen.  This way you can read Facebook status updates, see what your friends are posting on each other’s walls and then with one click, comment or ‘like’ the status.

I sent Sedge out to put the HTC ChaCha to the test, as a Social Media Producer for Three she’s even more of a Facebook addict than me. The pictures she took with its 5MP camera were great quality; they even got a few ‘likes’ from her friends.

Check out the video to see how Sedge got on with the HTC ChaCha.

 



  1. Moderator: Sedge on August 1, 2011

    @ Maz – It’s great to hear that you’re loving your HTC ChaCha so much :-)

  2. maz on July 30, 2011

    hi i got an htc chacha and i love it the facebook button gets me to my friends on facebook more quicker than any other phone i have ever had and i have had some phones so all in all i would recomend this phone to everyone cause its fantastic you can say its my baby i am never without it its fab xx

  3. Abul on June 17, 2011

    @Johanna – I never claimed to be a dignified person myself. :P

  4. Moderator: Sedge on June 15, 2011

    @ Gary Moncrieff – You joker! My dancing skills are less than average.

  5. Gary Moncrieff on June 15, 2011

    @Jo

    Sedge and Brendon doing the Cha Chat could raise money for some charity around the office ;)

  6. martin.cat on June 14, 2011

    I would avoid this low spec htc phone as it wont get software updates as per the high spec Desire which has now been abandoned by HTC

  7. Moderator: Johanna on June 13, 2011

    @Abul – Agreed! Can you send us a video demo please? ;-)

  8. Abul on June 11, 2011

    There is no dignified way to say “ChaCha” unless accompanied by a dance.

  9. Dave on June 8, 2011

    Somehow it’s beyond painfully southern and out the other side. “Char char”. Good vid though.

  10. Moderator: Sedge on June 7, 2011

    @ Shaun McGill – I’m voting that we speak properly ;-)

  11. Shaun McGill on June 7, 2011

    “Ha, what’s funny about the way I say ChaCha?”

    You say CharChar, not ChaCha.

    Then again I also say CharChar- I guess we just speak properly;)

  12. Moderator: Sedge on June 7, 2011

    @ Anand – Ha, what’s funny about the way I say ChaCha?

  13. anand on June 7, 2011

    the way you say cha cha LOLOLO:)

  14. Moderator: Sedge on June 7, 2011

    @ Jonathan – We were referring to your Facebook inbox :-)

  15. Jonathan on June 7, 2011

    “…replied to an inbox or two…” How can you reply to an inbox?! An Inbox is a folder containing messages. You reply to something which is in the inbox!


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