HTC Desire
The HTC Desire starts out as a Nexus One and then gets a few enhanced features to liven it up. This enhancement probably makes it one of the most advanced mobile phones available on the market at the moment. One of the features is an optical trackpad which replaces the Nexus One trackball, as well as HTC adding the magnificent sense user interface to the handset. The HTC Desire is ergonomically designed and simply slips naturally and comfortably into your hand and has all-round soft curves. Its size is slightly larger than the Nexus One but this isn’t really very noticeable.
It weighs in at 135 grams (4.76 ounces) with the battery and is 119mm x 60mm 11.9mm.
The screen is a 3.7 inch widescreen, AMOLED display, delivering 720×480 resolution. The touchscreen responsiveness definitely is on par with that of the Apple iPhone it is also very fast. With the impressive combination of Android 2.1 sitting with a Snapdragon CPU clocked in at 1GHz with 512Mb of RAM and ROM this combination really does enable you to fly through opening up applications and then guiding between these apps.
It has a 5 megapixel autofocus camera which comes with LED flash and also has 32GB memory card. Its overall design style is impressive, it is the one to watch. The Teflon-coated back & sides are both rubbery and soft, yet still tough which makes handling the phone strangely sensuous.
Its social networking abilities allow for Facebook integration, Friend Stream, Photo sharing on Facebook, Flickr, and Twitter, Video sharing on YouTube and HTC Peep for twittering.

March 10, 2010 | Posted by admin
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