letsgomobile.org/en Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:21
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T he HTC Desire is yet another HTC model that has been added to the Android smartphone portfolio. We have already tested the HTC Legend, which is comparable to the HTC Desire, only the HTC Legend has a smaller screen, and the Legend’s body is made of a...
T he HTC Desire is, as we are used to by now with HTC, a powerful all-round Android Smartphone. With the HTC Sense look&feel, it is a true HTC, and one that uses the Android operating system. This equips the Phone with a good Internet browser, which...
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No doubting the value here:'s Desire costs comfortably less than its rivals SIM-free, and great contract deals abound. But it's no economy special: sporting a 3.7in OLED screen and Android 2.1 (for now), it's exceptionally powerful and flexible – if le...
Powerful, flexible spec plus great value, fine screen...
Sound is a little reined-in, screen's great, but can be bettered...
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electricpig.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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The HTC Desire Froyo Android 2.2 update has slowly but surely been trickling out nationwide. The HTC Desire wowed us when we first got hold of the top end Android 2.1 smartphone back in the Spring, but now HTC’s begun pushing out its big update for...
Flash and other bells and whistles integrated perfectly...
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A commendable update by HTC at a commendable speed...
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digitalone.com.sg Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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SO THE iPhone 4 is coming to Singapore soon.You want one, right? Yes? No? Maybe?If your answer is the third one, you might be asking "what are my other smartphone options?" Consider the HTC Desire.It runs on Google's Android 2.1 platform, but uses HTC'...
It runs on Google’s Android 2.1 platform, but uses HTC’s Sense interface...
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Product Code: 99HKZ009-00 The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading t...
In terms of usability, it feels as though the HTC Desire phone knows what you want at all times. There are a lot of similarities with the G1 and this is certainly down to the Android OS. Team this with HTC’s excellent build quality and you have a worl...
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Maybe I should be slapped silly for comparing every smartphone to the current iPhone 3Gs, but then again maybe it is because it has set the bar in so many ways and has, after all, been the inspiration for the app craziness and fondness for touchscreens th...
Maybe I should be slapped silly for comparing every smartphone to the current iPhone 3Gs, but then again maybe it is because it has set the bar in so many ways and has, after all, been the inspiration for the app craziness and fondness for touchscreens...
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gadgetrepublic.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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What do we reckon about the HTC Desire? It's the closest a smartphone has come to kicking the iPhone's ass, that's for sure.Maybe I should be slapped silly for comparing every smartphone to the current iPhone 3Gs, but then again maybe it is because it...
Wonderful looking, fun to customise, and with everything you need to be a mobile 21st-century guy or gal, the Desire is most definitely desirous.Photo: The HTC DesireBy Marie Boran Post a comment about this articlePlease note that comments are manually...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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The Desire is HTC's flagship handset, and packs an impressive specification into a relatively light design. With HTC's user interface enhancements to Android, the Desire is also one of the most slick and user friendly phones around.Announced in Februar...
Responsive; excellent screen; user-friendly user interface...
On-screen keys frustrating; relatively high SIM-free price, Rating:...
HTC has made a name for itself as the leading vendor of Android phones, and the Desire is possibly the best yet. The large 3.7in screen, the responsiveness of the device and HTC's Sense user interface all add up into a potential rival for Apple's iPho...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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The Desire is HTC's flagship Android phone, and closely resembles Google's own handset, the Nexus One, in both specification and appearance.The main differences are that the Desire runs HTC's Sense user interface, and it can already be purchased in the...
Bright highresolution 3.7in screen, works brilliantly for email, web surfing, good onscreen keyboard, maps, Android Martketplace, fivemegapixel digital camera...
Large, less useful if you don't use social networking sites, Marketplace lacks a large volume of quality apps.
The HTC Desire is among the best of modern smartphones...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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HTC's Legend may have a fancy cool-to-the-touch aluminium chassis, but the Desire is the specs champ. It has a 1GHz versus 600MHz processor, 576MB not 384MB RAM and a screen resolution up from 320 x 480 to 480 x 800 pixels.Even without the fancy metal...
The Desire is a great-looking, fast and powerful phone that's generally easy to use. There are still a few bugs to iron out though, and we didn't notice it being especially faster than the cheaper HTC Legend.WiredGorgeous screen. Fast.TiredSoftware bug...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:22
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The HTC Desire has to be the best Android based handset we've seen so far and is particularly suitable for anyone wanting a large screen. Hardware and software are both sleek, and while the battery life could be better that's a general comment on all...
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zath.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:23
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Ah, the HTC Desire… At first glance many say that the Desire is HTC’s way of pairing their Sense UI with the Nexus One, and in many ways they’d be right, but despite its strong resemblance to Google’s ‘superphone’, it also carries many differences. Ma...
All things considered, the HTC Desire will be a big competitor for the iPhone this year, it’s solid, well built handset that feels good in your hand, has a great set of specifications to rival the iPhone and even does some things that the iPhone doesn’...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:23
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on the HTC Desire The HTC Desire is the nearest thing we have seen to a handheld computer. Sure, the Nexus One has similar specs, but it’s only available on contract with Vodafone for an eye-watering £470-plus. And as far as we’re concerned, HTC’s S...
For HTC Desire, Lightning quick with a flawless touchscreen, intuitive and customisable user interface and topclass internet and social networking functionality.
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The HTC Desire is unparalleled when it comes to internet and social networking, and very quick to learn. A real superphone...
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HTC has launched a withering assault in the past two months on Apple's dominance at the top of the smartphone tree. First the HTC Legend appeared, with its beautiful aluminium chassis and slick operation, and now the attractive HTC Desire is here. The...
Quick, with a fantastic screen, great web browsing and superb social networking tools at a good price; HTC has an iPhone beater on its hands...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:23
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The Desire as a phone We'll not go back over how meticulously thought out the phonebook is. Not only is it great, but HTC has also integrated your social networks so tightly that you can synchronise all of your contacts.There is one interesting change...
Pluses, Classy, elegant and relatively compact given the large screen, Powerful enough to not slow down, Android 2.1 and Sense work wonderfully together, Extra resolution makes surfing and watching videos great...
Minuses, This phone deserves so much better than the mediocre handsfree kit, Still no support for Flash...
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The HTC Desire is well named, as it's probably at the top of every Android fan's wish list. With a 3.7in AMOLED screen, a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera and room for up to 32GB of storage, it's got the specs to compete with anything on the market...
A beautiful and powerful phone, however the Desire can't rival the iPhone's build quality, and HTC's Sense software has some annoying quirks...
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The HTC Desire is the follow-up to the very well-received HTC Legend. The two smartphones are similar in many respects, but the HTC Desire has a more powerful processor and a larger screen, making it potentially more appropriate for business users who fin...
A powerful device whose large screen is particularly well suited to media rich activities. HTC’s Sense user interface adds extra pizzazz to Android, and the operating system is fast becoming very business-relevant while still retaining a lot of consume...
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Much has been made of the fact that the HTC Desire is really Google's much-touted Nexus One under the hood. But, truth be told, despite HTC's considerably lower profile among the general public, the Desire has several features that mark it out as super...
The HTC Desire is a terrific smart phone that improves on the already high standard of the Legend with its bigger screen and increased processing power. It has to sit above its near-twin the Google Nexus One too, and does so thanks to the Sense inter...
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Readers' Choice: Product of the Year (Runner Up) HTC has for many years impressed us with its smartphones. From the days of enormous slide-out keyboard- equipped Windows Mobile models like the TyTN2 through creating the first Android phone, the G1 , to th...
Fantastic screen, Fast processor, Android...
Short battery life, Superseded by other models...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:24
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Right now, let’s put aside that dumb phrase “iPhone killer”. The fact that a phone is better than Apple’s all-conquering, landscape-changing, gadget-genre-inventing device doesn’t “kill” it, any more than Chelsea defeating Man United means that th...
Fast processor, Upgraded Sense UI, Large OLED screen, Integrated social networking, Great on screen keyboard...
Slightly short battery life, Poor performance using Bluetooth A2DP...
An early, and very strong contender for phone of the year from HTC. Apple has finally been overtaken - now let's see what Jobs has in his locker.
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:24
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The HTC Desire takes the design of the Google Nexus One and tweaks it a bit – and the star of the show is the HTC Desire’s gorgeously big screen. It's a 3.7-inch AMOLED monster, supplying a brighter, more vivid image than TFT equivalents. Is this hands...
The HTC Desire’s super-speedy Snapdragon 1GHz processor makes flying around Android 2.1 lightning fast, while the latest edition of HTC Sense – HTC’s own Android user interface – is as pretty as ever. You don’t have to spend hours searching the Android Market for pretty widgets to customise your home screen, because great versions of most of the ones you’ll want are already included. Social netwo...
Android handsets aren't known for their cameras. The Desire's h5-megapixel cam comes with an LED flash, digital zoom and autofocus. It can compete with the best Android cameras seen so far, but not with the top cameraphones on the market. The SIM and microSD slots are blocked by the battery, which is kept behind the full-length plastic battery cover. This makes hot swapping of memory cards imposs...
Seamlessly improving upon HTC’s 2009 range of Androids, the HTC Desire isn’t a revolution, but it is one of the best Android phones money can buy – for now.Best offers for the HTC DesireeBay.co.uk £415.89 Amazon UK £439.99 HTC Desire is tagged with HTC...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 14:31:24
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We recently reviewed the HTC Legend, a generally impressive Android 2.1 smartphone whose only real drawback was its disappointing battery life. We've now got our hands on the HTC Desire, a higher-spec device with a higher price tag (£439.99 inc. VAT fr...
Large and responsive AMOLED screen, Android 2.1 plus HTC Sense, Microsoft Exchange support...
Disappointing battery life, Screen can be hard to see in bright sunlight, Could be difficult to use onehanded...
HTC's Desire is larger and more expensive than its Legend sibling, adding a faster processor, more memory and a larger screen. If you value these features, then the Desire is worth the outlay. If you don't need the extras, then the Legend is an excelle...
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It would be fair to say the HTC Desire is the most anticipated phone of 2010. Perhaps an indication of this phone's significance, following the launch by HTC, a slew of announcements came from mobile phone operators saying they'd be stocking it. The L...
Great web-browsing experience, HTC Sense, glorious AMOLED screen, solid build quality...
Battery life, will be too big for some, unexpected browser closing (likely a software issue), widgets still take too long to refresh...
We're certain that the HTC Desire will be a huge hit in 2010. Aside from a few minor points, there is little fault with this superphoneKey specs3.5mm jack, 3G, 5 megapixels, AMOLED, Android, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-ion battery...
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Ever since I first saw the HTC Desire, a week before MWC, I've been thinking that it could well be the handset that I'd use on a daily basis. Indeed there has been some discussion here at tracyandmatt about who will be doing the review. However, as I...
I ended my Nexus One review by saying that I wont be giving up my iPhone in preference. The HTC Desire is much closer to stealing me away from the clutches of Apple. As I've mentioned in the past the appeal of the iPhone is in no small part down to how...
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The HTC Desire C may be the end of an era for low-end handsets from the Taiwanese firm, as it has recently come out and said that it's not doing "cheap, cheap phones" anymore.Perhaps slightly confusingly named for those who are aware of HTC's back catalog...
Gorgeous screen, Slim chassis, Fast processor, Good quality 5MP camera, Speedy internet browser, Flash video support...
Bluetooth battery stutters, Battery life suspect out the box, Can't delete whole inboxes in POP3 messaging...
A step up from the handsets it's replacing the HTC Desire C is a decent budget-handset, although you may want to look elsewhere if you want more bang for your buck...
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The Desire S is a recent addition to the range of Android phones from HTC and, as a result, has benefitted from the company’s experience. It is of a nice size and feels right in the hand and, having a fast enough processor and 1G of memory will meet th...
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The & are the two best Android Devices out on the market at the moment, so we decided to put them up against each other to give you an idea of which is better at what. If you have anything you would like to know that isn’t covered in this brief post...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:43:33
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HTC has launched a withering assault in the past two months on Apple's dominance at the top of the smartphone tree. First the Desire appeared, and then HTC followed up with the Legend appeared, with its beautiful aluminium chassis and slick operation...
Quick, with a fantastic screen and great web browsing at a good price. HTC has a strong iPhone rival on its hands...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:43:36
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« [REVIEW—SONY DCS-HX5V compact camera] | Main | [REVIEW—OLYMPUS E-PL1] » May 06, 2010 [MARCHING TO A DIFFERENT SMARTPHONE] Here at Imaging we suffer from iPhobia. When we come near any device with an i up front we come over all faint and nauseous. So...
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There's no better evidence that Google's Android platform has come into its own this year than the HTC Desire. I may be going out on a limb here, but the Desire is undoubtedly an iPhone killer, even if it doesn't end up selling nearly as many units. I'...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:43:40
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Available plans 9 plans available starting from $49 to $250 HTC is a company yet to take a backwards step. You can say what you like about specific releases, but each generation of HTC handsets has improved on the last with superior physical desi...
The Desire strikes a perfect balance between design, features and performance, offering users a fun, fast user experience and some of the best communications tools available in phones today.
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:43:43
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The new HTC Desire which goes on sale in Telstra shops tomorrow, comes with the Google Android 2.1 operating system and the brilliantly fast 1.5 MHz Qualcomm processor. The phone is fully multi-touch enabled which is a feature which when demonstrated h...
This is a sleek fast phone, that is rich in applications and functionality. It will put the iPod under pressure while leaving brands like Nokia scratching their proverbial backside.
The application icons should be larger and one of the three buttons on the base of the phone enabled to activate the screen.
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I have a few tests to go through with each of the devices, then you can come to your own conclusions to which is better overall. I’ll throw in my thoughts just to give you an idea.So hit “Read More” to get into it!OverviewJust to set the record s...
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Looking for a new smartphone? Don't part with your money before checking our list of the five best smartphones we've reviewed so far...
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The HTC Desire really caught us off-guard. If I'm honest the HTC Legend looked to be the better handset when we first saw them both. It was the design of the Legend that won us over, but the sales of the Desire seem to have proved otherwise. This is t...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2014-03-12 01:37:01
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The HTC Desire comes hot on the heels of the HTC Legend. The two are quite different in specs and in price, with the Desire at the higher end on both counts. Yes, the pair share a lot of characteristics, but there is no denying that the HTC Desire is...
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You can swipe between the screens as usual, or use the touch-sensitive button – another change from the Nexus One’s trackball – to scroll between screens. Multi-touch capabilitiesEven better, pinch together on any of the home screens and you get to vi...
Water resistant, Fast and capable cameras - on both sides, Good screen, Very solid performance...
A bit large and boxy, Not quite as snazzy as an HTC One M8...
A premium smartphone with lots going for it, and the HTC Sense extras make it a compelling alternative to the Google Nexus One...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2014-03-22 03:44:18
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Page 1 - IntroThe phrase iPhone-killer gets thrown around a lot, usually about phones that have a spec sheet as long as your arm but are butt-ugly and horrible to use. Clunky Windows Mobile 6 and Symbian S60 phones might have more bells and whistles th...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 02:47:15
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When it comes to looks, the HTC Legend may have got the lion’s share, but the HTC Desire got the brains – with a super fast processor and deliciously responsive capacitive touchscreen it impressed us straight off the bat. Can it out-do its sister produ...
There’s just not much wrong with the HTC Desire. Like most feature-heavy smartphones, battery life was something of an issue but there’s always the option to turn the 3G off to save battery and cut down on widgets.We fell completely in love with the De...
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We've been trying out the HTC Desire for a week now and it's quite a treat being the first Android OS phone that I've actually played with.The HTC Desire is one of HTC's Android-based phone today following the line of smart phones like the Nexus One and t...
the HTC Desire is one of the most feature-packed and powerful smart phone of today. From its classy hardware design to its powerful Android OS, the HTC Desire is truly an amazing device. The innovation of its widgets provides a unique experience that refl...
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The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading to many frustrated potential own...
The HTC Desire is the best Android phone that you can buy right now, and it closely rivals (and sometimes beats) the iPhone and HD2 in terms of web browsing fidelity, performance, and more. It has a perfect interplay between hardware and software: the HTC...
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thestar.com.my Updated:
2016-11-26 23:52:51
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The HTC Desire is aptly named because it has a lot of attractive new features. AT FIRST glance, the HTC Desire looks similar to Google's flagship smartphone launched late last year - the Nexus One. That's not really surprising because it was also ma...
Nice screen; decent camera; Sense user interface; uses latest Android OS.
Pricey.
There is a lot to like about the HTC Desire. It has handy widgets, the Sense user interface is fun to use, and the smartphone runs on the latest Android 2.2 which has a lot of nifty new functions. On the downside, the design is a little bland and the...
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Updated as of 17th May 2010 - Video Walkthrough Included **It's been more than a year since Google brought forth its open-source mobile platform, Google Android, onto the mobile scene. Though the mobile OS had a slow and uneventful start with the HTC D...
Enhanced and fast user experience with updated HTC Sense, Great multimedia experience on its 3.7inch AMOLED screen, Availability of internet tethering and FM radio features on Android.
Less than a day of heavy usage, Average audio playback quality, More work required on imaging quality...
Give in to the DesireThere are those who went ahead with the Nexus One and enjoyed the Android 2.1 experience almost six months earlier, and there are the patient few, keeping themselves available for HTC's own version, the Desire. We say, patience does h...
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technave.sg Updated:
2016-11-26 23:52:51
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The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading to many frustrated potential own...
The HTC Desire is the best Android phone that you can buy right now, and it closely rivals (and sometimes beats) the iPhone and HD2 in terms of web browsing fidelity, performance, and more. It has a perfect interplay between hardware and software: the HTC...
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Once again, HTC proves itself worthy of its own slogan - 'quietly brilliant' - as it has produced another highly anticipated phone that lives up to the fanfare. Ever since there was a leak for the Desire last December, bluebirds around the grapevine...
IntroductionOnce again, HTC proves itself worthy of its own slogan - 'quietly brilliant' - as it has produced another highly anticipated phone that lives up to the fanfare. Ever since there was a leak for the Desire last December, bluebirds around th...
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T he HTC Desire is yet another HTC model that has been added to the Android smartphone portfolio. We have already tested the HTC Legend, which is comparable to the HTC Desire, only the HTC Legend has a smaller screen, and the Legend’s body is made of a...
T he HTC Desire is, as we are used to by now with HTC, a powerful all-round Android Smartphone. With the HTC Sense look&feel, it is a true HTC, and one that uses the Android operating system. This equips the Phone with a good Internet browser, which...
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Looking for a new smartphone? Don't part with your money before checking our list of the five best smartphones we've reviewed so far...
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The HTC Desire Froyo Android 2.2 update has slowly but surely been trickling out nationwide. The HTC Desire wowed us when we first got hold of the top end Android 2.1 smartphone back in the Spring, but now HTC’s begun pushing out its big update for...
Flash and other bells and whistles integrated perfectly...
Battery life is still poor...
A commendable update by HTC at a commendable speed...
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The & are the two best Android Devices out on the market at the moment, so we decided to put them up against each other to give you an idea of which is better at what. If you have anything you would like to know that isn’t covered in this brief post...
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HTC has launched a withering assault in the past two months on Apple's dominance at the top of the smartphone tree. First the Desire appeared, and then HTC followed up with the Legend appeared, with its beautiful aluminium chassis and slick operation...
Quick, with a fantastic screen and great web browsing at a good price. HTC has a strong iPhone rival on its hands...
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Product Code: 99HKZ009-00 The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading t...
In terms of usability, it feels as though the HTC Desire phone knows what you want at all times. There are a lot of similarities with the G1 and this is certainly down to the Android OS. Team this with HTC’s excellent build quality and you have a worl...
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The Desire is HTC's flagship handset, and packs an impressive specification into a relatively light design. With HTC's user interface enhancements to Android, the Desire is also one of the most slick and user friendly phones around.Announced in Februar...
Responsive; excellent screen; user-friendly user interface...
On-screen keys frustrating; relatively high SIM-free price, Rating:...
HTC has made a name for itself as the leading vendor of Android phones, and the Desire is possibly the best yet. The large 3.7in screen, the responsiveness of the device and HTC's Sense user interface all add up into a potential rival for Apple's iPho...
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I have a few tests to go through with each of the devices, then you can come to your own conclusions to which is better overall. I’ll throw in my thoughts just to give you an idea.So hit “Read More” to get into it!OverviewJust to set the record s...
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Ah, the HTC Desire… At first glance many say that the Desire is HTC’s way of pairing their Sense UI with the Nexus One, and in many ways they’d be right, but despite its strong resemblance to Google’s ‘superphone’, it also carries many differences. Ma...
All things considered, the HTC Desire will be a big competitor for the iPhone this year, it’s solid, well built handset that feels good in your hand, has a great set of specifications to rival the iPhone and even does some things that the iPhone doesn’...
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Page 1 - IntroThe phrase iPhone-killer gets thrown around a lot, usually about phones that have a spec sheet as long as your arm but are butt-ugly and horrible to use. Clunky Windows Mobile 6 and Symbian S60 phones might have more bells and whistles th...
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HTC has launched a withering assault in the past two months on Apple's dominance at the top of the smartphone tree. First the HTC Legend appeared, with its beautiful aluminium chassis and slick operation, and now the attractive HTC Desire is here. The...
Quick, with a fantastic screen, great web browsing and superb social networking tools at a good price; HTC has an iPhone beater on its hands...
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The HTC Desire is well named, as it's probably at the top of every Android fan's wish list. With a 3.7in AMOLED screen, a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera and room for up to 32GB of storage, it's got the specs to compete with anything on the market...
A beautiful and powerful phone, however the Desire can't rival the iPhone's build quality, and HTC's Sense software has some annoying quirks...
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The HTC Desire really caught us off-guard. If I'm honest the HTC Legend looked to be the better handset when we first saw them both. It was the design of the Legend that won us over, but the sales of the Desire seem to have proved otherwise. This is t...
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There's no better evidence that Google's Android platform has come into its own this year than the HTC Desire. I may be going out on a limb here, but the Desire is undoubtedly an iPhone killer, even if it doesn't end up selling nearly as many units. I'...
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The HTC Desire is the follow-up to the very well-received HTC Legend. The two smartphones are similar in many respects, but the HTC Desire has a more powerful processor and a larger screen, making it potentially more appropriate for business users who fin...
A powerful device whose large screen is particularly well suited to media rich activities. HTC’s Sense user interface adds extra pizzazz to Android, and the operating system is fast becoming very business-relevant while still retaining a lot of consume...
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Much has been made of the fact that the HTC Desire is really Google's much-touted Nexus One under the hood. But, truth be told, despite HTC's considerably lower profile among the general public, the Desire has several features that mark it out as super...
The HTC Desire is a terrific smart phone that improves on the already high standard of the Legend with its bigger screen and increased processing power. It has to sit above its near-twin the Google Nexus One too, and does so thanks to the Sense inter...
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Readers' Choice: Product of the Year (Runner Up) HTC has for many years impressed us with its smartphones. From the days of enormous slide-out keyboard- equipped Windows Mobile models like the TyTN2 through creating the first Android phone, the G1 , to th...
Fantastic screen, Fast processor, Android...
Short battery life, Superseded by other models...
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It would be fair to say the HTC Desire is the most anticipated phone of 2010. Perhaps an indication of this phone's significance, following the launch by HTC, a slew of announcements came from mobile phone operators saying they'd be stocking it. The L...
Great web-browsing experience, HTC Sense, glorious AMOLED screen, solid build quality...
Battery life, will be too big for some, unexpected browser closing (likely a software issue), widgets still take too long to refresh...
We're certain that the HTC Desire will be a huge hit in 2010. Aside from a few minor points, there is little fault with this superphoneKey specs3.5mm jack, 3G, 5 megapixels, AMOLED, Android, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-ion battery...
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The HTC Desire C may be the end of an era for low-end handsets from the Taiwanese firm, as it has recently come out and said that it's not doing "cheap, cheap phones" anymore.Perhaps slightly confusingly named for those who are aware of HTC's back catalog...
Gorgeous screen, Slim chassis, Fast processor, Good quality 5MP camera, Speedy internet browser, Flash video support...
Bluetooth battery stutters, Battery life suspect out the box, Can't delete whole inboxes in POP3 messaging...
A step up from the handsets it's replacing the HTC Desire C is a decent budget-handset, although you may want to look elsewhere if you want more bang for your buck...
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The HTC Desire Google Android smartphone has more been compared to Apple's iPhone 4 and, whilst the latter has been associated with long-queues outside Apple's stores, the Desire has suffered from poor distribution leading to many frustrated potential own...
The HTC Desire is the best Android phone that you can buy right now, and it closely rivals (and sometimes beats) the iPhone and HD2 in terms of web browsing fidelity, performance, and more. It has a perfect interplay between hardware and software: the HTC...
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Updated as of 17th May 2010 - Video Walkthrough Included **It's been more than a year since Google brought forth its open-source mobile platform, Google Android, onto the mobile scene. Though the mobile OS had a slow and uneventful start with the HTC D...
Enhanced and fast user experience with updated HTC Sense, Great multimedia experience on its 3.7inch AMOLED screen, Availability of internet tethering and FM radio features on Android.
Less than a day of heavy usage, Average audio playback quality, More work required on imaging quality...
Give in to the DesireThere are those who went ahead with the Nexus One and enjoyed the Android 2.1 experience almost six months earlier, and there are the patient few, keeping themselves available for HTC's own version, the Desire. We say, patience does h...
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