First and foremost, the HTC Desire is great for making calls and sending messages; calls sound clear in a variety of situations, and the on-screen keyboard has been set out in such a way that typing out messages is quick and easy. As for the internal hardware, it packs in a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and 576MB of RAM, which puts it right at the top of the pile in terms of processing power. In general, HTC has got the basics spot on with their latest release, and have clearly built on their well received earlier handsets. The user interface is one of the most important aspects of any phone, and the HTC Desire really delivers on it. It has perfected the balance between style and usability, and is a real joy to use. A really nice feature is the ability to set-up up several personalized homescreens, and to switch between them when you want.
Even if you have never used a smartphone before, you will be up and running within a day. There are lots of great apps pre-installed too, with the option to download more from the Android Market if there is something in particular that you want. Browsing the web is a good experience rather than a pain, as pages render correctly and load quickly. Abode Flash content is supported too, unlike with the iPhone. The media player is better than average, but nothing revolutionary. It plays most of the standard assortment of video and music files, all of which look great on the screen and sound great on the speakers. The camera is a cut above the standard ones used on smartphones, but the quality does not seem to be as good as it should be for a 5 megapixel camera. So, if you are looking for a top range smartphone, that does not compromise on performance, features or design, then look no further than the HTC Desire. It is a purchase that you will not regret.
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