Published: 2011-04-21, Author: John , review by: asia.cnet.com
Solidly built; simple, attractive design; improved Sense UI software; comes with latest Android 2.3.
Short battery life; microSD slot under battery; can't make cellular video calls.
This Android 2.3 smartphone has a solid and attractive unibody design and comprehensive feature set, but falls short when it comes to battery life. ...
When we first made its acquaintance, the HTC Desire S was on display at this year's MWC in Barcelona along with the Incredible S and the Wildfire S. Each phone in this trio is no more perhaps than a transitional model, a facelift that doesn't even warrant...
Unibody design; 1.1GB built-in storage; runs smoothly on Android 2.3; enhanced Sense interface.
Nothing major.
It's no surprise that the HTC Desire S is a better phone than the original because it has been improved in almost all areas. For instance, the extra storage space is a welcome addition because you can now keep more apps and files on the smartphone. Th...
Sturdy aluminum build, Acceptable battery life, Smooth user experience
Lackluster camera capabilities, No groundbreaking improvements
Judging the 'S'The Desire S retains what we liked about the Desire - portability and performance. Just like its predecessor, it is small, fitted with an acceptable 3.7-inch screen, a standard 5-megapixel camera and a powerful processor. However, we have t...
Great mid-end phone, but no longer the exciting flagship its predecessor was HTC Desire S Specifications HTC Desire S Latest Prices HTC Desire S Photo HTC Desire S Video HTC Desire S User Comments For comparisons: click here ...
Even when most people think that the HTC Desire S is just an upgraded HTC Desire, well it's true. But experience-wise, it feels like a totally different phone. If it's an upgrade from the Desire, it's a much-needed upgrade.I really can't say anything bad ...
Abstract: Launched just last month, the HTC Desire S is an attempt to refresh the original HTC Desire and hopefully bank on its popularity and accolades. Check our full review of the Desire S after the jump and see if it lives up to expectations.Before moving forwa...
Sturdy aluminum build, Acceptable battery life, Smooth user experience
Lackluster camera capabilities, No groundbreaking improvements
Judging the 'S'The Desire S retains what we liked about the Desire - portability and performance. Just like its predecessor, it is small, fitted with an acceptable 3.7-inch screen, a standard 5-megapixel camera and a powerful processor. However, we have t...
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Published: 2011-04-20, Author: Howard , review by: technoodling.net
Sleek hardware design, Improved performance and battery life, Good price point
Camera functions, while improved, still leaves a lot to be desired, Feels like the Desire S is just a stopgap product for the next generation of dualcore handsets
The Desire S retains what we liked about the Desire - portability and performance. Just like its predecessor, it is small, fitted with an acceptable 3.7-inch screen, a standard 5-megapixel camera and a powerful processor. However, we have to to questio...
