#htc desire review

Later today, HTC Philippines will have announced local availability of the HTC Desire in the Philippines as well as revealing the suggested retail price. It is no secret that the HTC Desire was patterned from the Google Nexus One which it was also commissioned to do (more like a co-branded partnership of sorts) early this year. One of the most attractive feature of the HTC Desire is its 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen (480x800 pixels) that offers a very bright and ultra-crisp display. Powered by QualComm's SnapDragon 1GHz processor, the HTC Desire is one of the fastest smartphones around. The 3.7" screen of the HTC Desire in the middle of Xperia X10's 4" and the Hero's 3.2". The more obvious feature that the HTC Desire has that is missing from its Nexus One sibling would be the FM Tuner. We've yet to get the final retail price of the HTC Desire but if the current prices in the gray market (Php31k) and the suggested retail price of the HTC Legend and Hero, we might see the Desire reach the Php35k range. Update: Suggested retail price of the HTC Desire is Php34,900. Read more in our articles including "HTC Desire Review" and "HTC Desire: In the Flesh, First Impressions".