HTC Desire HD — a Bigger and Better Desire

Is bigger better? Taiwan-based smartphone leader HTC must think so. It just updated its most successful flagship Desire with a more extravagant HTC Desire HD. As the name clearly suggest, it’s now updated with HF video recording capability.
But for current Desire users, updating to the new Android 2.2 Froyo makes their Desire capable of HD as well. But the new Desire HD does more.

Right off the bat, the HTC Desire HD is bigger, thanks to a larger 4.3-inch display that shares the same AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with WVGA resolution and 16 million colors of the older Desire. With mobile phone comparison websites you can find the cheapest deals for the HTC Desire HD as well as lots of other new phones like the Sony Xperia X8 and Nokia Touch and Type.

It also has the same multitouch data input technology accelerometer and proximity sensors. Imaging may not be so obvious but its takes a step farther with a high 8-megapixel resolution autofocus camera with the same LED flash, face tracking, geo tagging and, of course, HD (480 x 720) video recording.

Another feature that sets the HTC Desire HD apart is its unibody aluminum design for a more solid feel and durability. Its inbuilt memory gets more generous with a 4 GB flash memory with the same microSD support for up to 32 GB expansion.

Media playback also gets updated with the ability to play Xvid video files and a sound enhancing feature in the SRS Surround. It also comes with a new ebook reading features that’s unique to HTC.

Both Desire handsets feature the same cornucopia of data and radio connectivities such as 3G on the dual band UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA and 2g on the quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE radios. The HTC Desire HD also comes with the same WiFi 802/11 b/g as well as data connectivity support for Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP and microUSB 2.0.

GPS with A-GPS is standard and comes with digital compass and preloaded with Google Maps. Software-wise, both smartphones use the same HTC Sense UI and are social networkers with Facebook and Twitters apps along with media sharing support for Picasa, YouTube and Flickr.

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Desire Review

I represent to your attention the review of a new mobile phone by HTC — HTC Desire.

All with impatience waited this phone earlier it was informed that phone will carry name HTC Bravo but fact is it fact. Comparisons of given phone with Google Nexus not avoid, because devices are constructed on one platform and are in many respects similar, including ex-terior.

Technical Features of HTC Desire

The HTC Desire sizes: 119х60х11.9 mm while at Nexus One 119x59.8x11.5 mm. Also we have differences in RAM (Random-access memory), HTC Desire have 576 MB, Nexus — 512 MB. It's necessary to note at once that HTC Desire has no vocal search, but in HTC Desire there is a firm HTC interface — Sense. However, given phone, also as well as iPhone, needs an unblocking. Nevertheless it should not upset you — unlock the Desire simply!

Material of the phone — velvety to the touch, colour — grey, round the camera — an orange rim. HTC Desire it's impossible to name compact, because have the screen with a diagonal 3,7”, from here and dimensions, comparable with HTC MAX 4G and HTC HD2. But in a hand the device lies conveniently at the expense of the smooth surface of the phone case.

Phone has undergone considerable improvements of a reproduced sound. Basses became much more powerful, the middle channel has got more expressiveness and clearness, good high frequencies. Video on the AMOLED-display (3,7" inch diagonal) looks very fine.

The standard video player supports such formats as: 3gp, MP4 and WMV. Technically it's the best Android of ruler HTC: the capacitor AMOLED-display with a diagonal 3,7”, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, GPS navigation, 5 Megapixel camera.

HTC Desire is mega-worthy device, thus phone will find many fans in any country of the world. If your Desire is locked — I urgently recommend HTC Desire unlocking!

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