HTC Wildfire price is falling fast as evident from the present offer of the service at £15 per month. However, the service cannot be availed directly from its carrier T-Mobile website.  

 

It is said that users have to go to third party websites to get the offer of 300 anytime minutes, 300 texts, mobile internet and £30 free accessories with a total cost of £360 for 2 years.

 

Currently, the HTC Desire handset is available on £25 monthly contracts with the same offer. But, the £10 difference may bring the difference in sale, a person related to the development said.

 

The Wildfire is a simpler version of the HTC Desire and is powered by Android OS v2.1. It sports a 3.2-inch QVGA touchscreen along with a set of features like a Qualcomm MSM processor running at 528MHz, GPS, a built in accelerometer, a microSD card slot, an optical trackball and a 5MP camera with Autofocus.

 

The likely competitors for the Wildfire include the LG Pop GD510, the Samsung Delphi B3410, the Nokia 5530 and the HTC’s own HD Mini.