Owning A Desktop Cradle For The New HTC Thunderbolt
The HTC Thunderbolt is an incredible new Android smart phone with HTC Sense, a 4.3-inch capacitive touch screen, 8+ GB of internal memory, two cameras, so on and so forth. Not only did HTC load the Thunderbolt with features and capabilities, they made sure there was a top-notch selection of HTC Thunderbolt accessories available even before it hit store shelves. So if you want an HTC Thunderbolt case and/or an HTC Thunderbolt Screen protector, you have a great range from which to choose. A desktop cradle is also a great accessory to add to your collection.
We’ll discuss in this article the different kinds of HTC users who’ll grab a great investment in a desktop cradle. Before going further, we should discuss what a desktop cradle is capable of. To make it simple, a cradle is a dock to stand the smart phone and keep it safe and secured. It holds the device at a comfortable viewing angle without you holding the phone. It can also servce as a charger and synching device by connecting to a PC via USB.
The user who gets the absolute most out of a desktop cradle is the business professional. HTC Thunderbolt is such a powerful smart phone that you can even use it for various business tasks than using workstations. But working at your desk, you have too much going on to have to tie up both hands using the smart phone. With it docked, you can access it via one hand and have the other hand free to do other things. And since cradles connect to your workstation easily, you have simple access from your workstation to the HTC Thunderbolt or vice versa.
The other type of HTC Thunderbolt user who should consider the desktop cradle to be a must-have accessory is the power user. Setting up your cradle at a central location, perhaps where you keep the family computer, provides you with a great deal of convenience. Your cell phone will always be charged and ready for use, and you’ll have automatic access to it from your family PC. And docking cradles aren’t just one cell phone stations. There are always docking stations with two or more slots for the whole family.
A desktop cradle is also a great investment for users who use many different memory cards, whether those memory cards are from the HTC Thunderbolt or from a digital camera or some other device. It’s a hassle to have to connect the device to the PC and connect the right memory card to the device. It’s a good thing that many of the newer desktop cradles have built-in memory card slots. You can even use the cradle to store your memory cards when you’re not using them in any of your devices.
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