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Smartphones are a commodity everyone needs now; just having a feature phone isn’t enough. And new technologies being implemented in high-end headsets, which then filters down to lower-end models, it only makes sense to stay connected all the time. Plus...
Simple and elegant design, good build quality, comes with Ice Cream Sandwich...
Slow processor makes for a cumbersome user experience, and weak camera with fixed autofocus.
On first sight the HTC Desire C looks like a very promising phone, with a smart design and good build. Start it up and you’ll be happy with the visuals, although the low resolution screen will put a damper on things. Soon you’ll realize after using the...
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HTC has stepped out of its comfort zone with this one. It's not their first attempt at a smartphone for the masses and the Taiwanese are definitely getting the hang of it. The Desire C is firmly in the tradition of the two Wildfires and the Explorer...
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Until recently, Desire was the name HTC reserved for its best handsets. The HTC One series now takes that place, yet HTC has just sprung the little Desire C out of nowhere. It continues the Desire name for its smartphones, only this time at a lower bu...
The HTC Desire C is a nicely designed budget Android 4.0 handset. It could make a good first smartphone but doesn't have any outstanding features. The price is attractive but if you're not bothered about NFC then it's worth paying an extra £20 for the...
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Contents: In the box: Back to the table of contents >>> Positioning HTC happened to have never had good sales in the low-end sector, although they have made a series of repeated attempts to consolidate some position in this very sector. Every yea...
There are no complaints about the reception quality and the voice rendering quality. My handset showed really well in receiving the network signal during the entire two-week period I had been using it. The voice speaker of the HTC Desire C is not bad...
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DesignThis budget blower is the first Desire branded smartphone that we've seen for a while, but gone is the design reminiscent with HTC's last-generation handsets, as the Desire C looks more like a shrunken down HTC One X. That's no bad thing, as it...
Nice design, good battery life, runs Android 4.0 ICS...
Poor camera, low resolution screen...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2013-02-14 11:42:13
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Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. The HTC Desire C is a new low-end smartphone that follows in the footsteps of the HTC Wildfire series of phones. Indeed, the Desire C's specifications are very similar to last year's Wildfire S, despite it bei...
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HTC is a company which is almost completely focused on producing high-tier smartphones, but from time to time, it's releasing a little something for the budget market as well. The HTC Tattoo was the first phone to bring some HTC to the low-end segment...
Good looks, Android 4 outofthebox, Beats Audio...
Slow processor, Subpar camera...
The HTC Desire C is a fine low-end smartphone. It's compact and cute, and will certainly get the job done for most standard tasks.The price for this phone is just right. It's priced very closely to rivals such as the Sony Ericsson Xperia ray and Motor...
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With Nokia switching most of their efforts to Windows Phone there’s very few “featurephones” coming onto the market. It’s left the door open for cheaper Android smartphones which, despite dropping a few specs here and there, still give owners access i...
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I f we look at the 10-15K price bracket, HTC has no product offering worth considering right now. As far as Android handsets go, Sony's Live with Walkman is still the best offering here followed closely by the much older, but still relevant Samsung Galaxy...
HTC has priced the Desire C at a street price of Rs.14,000, which is simply too expensive for what essentially feels like a sub-10K phone. HTC may have increased the screen size but the display seems even worse than the Explorer since the resolution has...
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HTC proves budget doesn't mean last generation software, with the £150 Desire C carrying Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense 4.0When buying a smartphone on a budget, compromises often need to be made, usually with screen size, and quality, overall horsepower...
While low on horsepower and short on size, the HTC Desire C is a sterling example of how Android OEMs should be approaching their business. By simply putting ICS and Sense 4.0 on it, HTC brings its best user experience to the Desire C, potentially crea...
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HTC Desire C MRP: Rs 15,500 Street Price (As On 14-Aug-2012): Rs 14,000 (HomeShop18.com) ; Rs 14,200 ( Infibeam.com ; Indiaplaza.com ) While the HTC One X fights it out for the top spot , the Desire C is targeted at budget buyers. The phone looks very sim...
Sturdy build, Impressive sound quality.
Sluggish performance, Terrible camera, Mediocre video player...
I found no issues with the handset's call quality and signal reception. Like most Android handsets though, the Desire C's integrated GPS failed to lock onto the navigational satellites during the test. However, with Assisted GPS turned on, the handset ca...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-26 03:39:14
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H TC have always been three of our favourite letters across price-points, so you can imagine our delight when we heard we were going to get a low-cost phone running Ice Cream Sandwich, packing HTC's trademark high quality design and Sense 4.0 this summer...
Great design, Ice Cream Sandwich, Sense 4.0...
HVGA screen, Poor camera, Slow processor...
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HTC's latest smartphone is an entry-level handset offering Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) for around £190 SIM free. It sounds like a bargain on paper, with NFC support an added bonus.But we're not so sure the Desire C does its job well enough — even at...
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In terms of specs the Desire C it packs a 600MHz processor and 512MB of RAM. It's a smidge bigger than the Wildfire S from 3.2 on the Wildfire to 3.5 on the Desire C. It keeps its HVGA resolution of (320×480).In terms of aesthetics, this phone has it all...
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