Abstract: 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...
Abstract: Yesterday the HTC Desire S landed at T3 towers, the successor to the HTC Desire, T3’s phone of the year at the 2010 T3 Gadget Awards. We’ll bring you a full review of the Desire S as soon as possible, but for anyone considering upgrading, here’s 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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
