As the last month of 2011 has arrived, all the magazines and portals of mobile terminals have begun their rating of all the launches of this year. On the list, HTC Radar has been voted one of the highest rated smartphones on the market, launched this year. With its head held high, Radar is one of the four most prestigious models of this year, namely Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Motorola DROID Razr and Apple iPhone 4S. The HTC Radar review posted online rants about the phone, its high-end offerings, and the reasons why it has been nominated as one of IGN’s (technical website) preferred models.

Needless to say, the powerful Windows Phone Mango has only magnified the phone’s efficiency. By offering a seamless internet browsing experience, the phone has impressed its users with the entertainment factors. With a plethora of fun-filled 3D games and apps, the platform is perhaps the best HTC Radar can operate on. Even though phones that have landed on the market with the Mango OS have been widely appreciated, according to HTC Radar’s review, the gadget has performed exceptionally high with the OS catalyzing the device’s potentials.

To add to the high-performance operating system, other Radar qualities that have brought the phone into the spotlight are its large 3.8-inch screen and the simple yet elegant single-body design. Very few phones have seen the light of day in the mobile industry that are as simple yet as attractive as radar. The device was first launched in the color white which does its best to manifest the unique style and exclusivity of the model. Extremely slim, the phone with its slim side panels and wide touchscreen steals the show at first glance. Even the hot launch, Nokia’s Finnish brand Lumia 800 with its frequently published Nokia Lumia 800 review cannot withstand the competition launched by the sleek Radar.

So with the performance and speed of a top-notch smartphone and a unique look, the Radar has sparked all the recent buzz among mobile loyalists. Rising to the top among unbeatable competitors like the Galaxy Nexus and Apple iPhone, Radar has deservedly received a good chunk of attention with its clever feature set. Even though the price of the phone is set at a high point, every penny is worth spending.