This phone is, of course, the HTC Desire. The phone has exceeded all expectations and with the release at the end of 2010 of the High Definition version of the phone, the HTC Desire HD, it seems as if the phone’s future looks just as bright as the last 12 months.

With the success of the HTC Legend in mind, the HTC Desire features popular on the previous phone. This is used in conjunction with one of the best touchscreens on the market. The very responsive screen features a great virtual keypad so sending texts should not be a problem at all. It is also extremely bright and colourful with only the iPhone 4 really having a sharper display at the moment.

HTC have also worked extremely hard to make the Android OS their own and their little touches that separate this phone from other Android handsets really make the difference, turning it from a good phone into a great one.

The Desire is much faster than the Legend and this makes a real difference as there is lots more room for applications, media and more. It is also more interactive than HTC’s previous efforts, allowing you more options in terms of interface, widgets, wallpaper etc.
All in all the Desire is very much one of the best phones on the market. Others may come along this year but they have their work cut out in challenging the Desire.

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The HTC HD2 is very efficient and high speed and is just a good product. But it is not with the 3G technology.  It is designed in sleek and compact body, and light weight. It is available in both connection type with 2G and 3G networks and was launched in November 2009, and receiving decently good responses. It has an efficient captivated touch screen composed of 65000 colours. HTC HD2 only weighs 157g.

There are multiple input methods to function with its Multi-touch screen features, offering with a accelerometer sensor to give you with the Auto-rotate facility. The new HTC HD2 has built-in memory of 448 MB Ram and 512 MB Rom. The micro-SD memory card is installed and can be upgraded to higher cards. It has no Infrared port, as an obsolete feature, but is configured with high speed Bluetooth and USB port. The phone book inside allows you to add unlimited entries and fields, the log for all types of calls, from missed calls, dialed number or received number, gives you a huge log book, so you can see your activities in there even a one month previous.

Yes, you can enjoy the luxury of HTC HD2, with a 5 mega pixel camera, with auto focus and dual LED Flash Light. You can also make memorable videos using its VGS@30fps camera. Pre-installed web browsers are WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML. But it is only available in black colour.
But you can enjoy by logging into your favorite social networks, like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or taking the privilege to work on the Pocket Office, which is offering access to Word, Excel, Power point, OneNote and PDF.

The HTC HD2 is providing a standby time of 490 hours, and talk time of almost 6 hours, good news for the music lovers, they can enjoy in one stretch for about 12 consecutive hours.