The screen trims and the battery cover are crafted out of brushed aluminium while premium soft touch plastic make up the rest of the chassis. Despite housing a slide out full QWERTY keypad, the Desire Z is fairly thin at 14.

1mm, but at 180g the Desire Z is slightly on the heftier side. The phone runs Android 2.

2 OS which brings in some useful inclusions like Wi-fi tethering which lets you turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, A dobe Flash & multiple Gooogle Account support. The Desire Z's 3.

7-inch display crams in 480x800 pixels, and renders sharp texts and images with almost negligible edge bluring. The spine houses a lock button, a 3.

5mm socket for plugging in your headphones, the volume rockers, a micro-USB port and a camera shutter. On the front are the four touch-sensitive Android buttons and an optical trackpad.

The biggest highlight of the Desire Z is the unique swiveling QWERTY keypad. Unlike conventional QWERTY sliders which uses a glide traverse, the display on the Desire Z ?raises up? in a Z to reveal the keypad.

The keypad and the screen are connected via a unique metal ?Z? hinge. The keypad is spread across four lines and comes with dedicated full stop and comma buttons easily reached using your thumbs.

The keypad is reasanably tactile and well spaced out, the sole gripe being the lack of a dedicated?www.? key.

The extra large space bar is another welcome addition, which renders it reachable by both your thumbs. The keypad also has two customisable keys which you can assign for launching various apps or simply act as a shortcut.

HTC Sense on the Desire Z sports a few overhauls, much of the alterations being targeted at core functionalities,and mostly aimed at competing with connected functions like Apple's MobileMe & Microsoft's MyPhone. In a segment where 1 Ghz processors are fast becoming the norm, the Desire Z's 800 Mhz CPU drew some heavy flak.

But most reviewers missed the fact that its a new generation chip which is faster than the 1 Ghz processor on the original Desire. It is also touted to be extremely power efficient and capable of 3X graphic prowesss.

The Desire Z is clearly targeted at heavy texters and regular emailers and syncs with multiple email accounts including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo as well as Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The phone offers a solid browser experience replete with Adoble Flash 10.

1 support, pinch zoom and double tap to reflow capabilites. The Adobe Flash 10.

1 support is not a direct port from the PC, and you may still find yourself searching for mobile optimized version of certain sites. Video and music are served up with the usual HTC poise, you get access to full music controls(play,skip track,pause) even from a locked screen.

The Desire Z also gets the recently introduced DLNA sharing support, that lets you stream media files onto a DLNA compatible platform. The Desire Z features a 5-megapixel sensor with autofocus and an LED flash.

The camera does a respectable job with videos being jitter-free and impressively smooth. The Desire Z offers 720p HD videorecording at 30 fps with in-video focusing which lets you shift focus by simiply tapping on the screen.

The mobile comes preloaded with the Friendstream widget which pulls out your Twitter, Facebook and Flickr feeds into one integrated stream. The phone's contact book can also integrate with Facebook & Twitter, so everytime a contact calls, thier latest Facebook/Twitter updates flashes on the ringer screen.

HTCSense.com gives users access to some excellent cloud-based services, once signed up, it lets you track the phone remotely using GPS, make the phone ring even if you've left it on silent, and remote wipe all your data in case of theft.

The Desire Z cramps all possible connectivity options including HSDPA, GPS and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi.

The battery is a 1300mAh unit and will last longer than the Desire HD.With average usage, it will easily last a day without wanting to be plugged in .

With a comfortable keyboard, a slick touchscreen interface, the HTC Desire Z offers the best of both worlds. It looks great, feels fantastic and fully justifies the added bulk by cramming in tons of features.

Specifications of HTC Desire Z GENERAL General Form: Slider SIZE Dimensions: 119 x 60.4 x 14.

16 mm Weight: 180g DISPLAY Type: WVGA Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M Size: 3.7 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 5 MP with Face Detection Video Recording: Yes(720p) BATTERY Type: Li Ion 1300 mAh Talk Time: 400 mins3G; 590 mins2G (Maximum) StandBy Time: 430 hours3G; 430 hours2G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: aac, .

amr, .ogg, .

m4a, .mid, .

mp3, .wav, .

wma formats with 3.5mm port Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration alerts Speaker: Yes Radio: Yes Video Player: 3gp, .

3g2, .mp4, .

wmv formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: Yes(Up to 14.4 Mbps download speeds) Wlan: Wi-Fi IEEE 802.

11 b/g/n Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate USB: Standard micro-USB WAP: Yes INPUT Keyboard Type: Slide out QWERTY keypad Touch Screen: Yes(with multi-touch & pinch to zoom) PLATFORM OS: Android 2.

2 Froyo CPU: 800Mhz Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 512 MB RAM; 1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD Phone Book: Yes Call Records: Yes OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes with A-GPS Browser: Webkit Browser Messaging: SMS, MMS, Pushmail support, EMS, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Aluminum unibody casing,Digital compass,Dedicated search key,Google Search, Maps, Gmail,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration,Facebook, Tweeter for HTC Sense, QWERTY keyboard,Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off,Optical trackpad,Touch sensitive control panel,HTC Sense UI,Multi-touch input method Special Description: With accessories and vendor warranty Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

The screen trims and the battery cover are crafted out of brushed aluminium while premium soft touch plastic make up the rest of the chassis. Despite housing a slide out full QWERTY keypad, the Desire Z is fairly thin at 14.

1mm, but at 180g the Desire Z is slightly on the heftier side. The phone runs Android 2.

2 OS which brings in some useful inclusions like Wi-fi tethering which lets you turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, A dobe Flash & multiple Gooogle Account support. The Desire Z's 3.

7-inch display crams in 480x800 pixels, and renders sharp texts and images with almost negligible edge bluring. The spine houses a lock button, a 3.

5mm socket for plugging in your headphones, the volume rockers, a micro-USB port and a camera shutter. On the front are the four touch-sensitive Android buttons and an optical trackpad.

The biggest highlight of the Desire Z is the unique swiveling QWERTY keypad. Unlike conventional QWERTY sliders which uses a glide traverse, the display on the Desire Z ?raises up? in a Z to reveal the keypad.

The keypad and the screen are connected via a unique metal ?Z? hinge. The keypad is spread across four lines and comes with dedicated full stop and comma buttons easily reached using your thumbs.

The keypad is reasanably tactile and well spaced out, the sole gripe being the lack of a dedicated?www.? key.

The extra large space bar is another welcome addition, which renders it reachable by both your thumbs. The keypad also has two customisable keys which you can assign for launching various apps or simply act as a shortcut.

HTC Sense on the Desire Z sports a few overhauls, much of the alterations being targeted at core functionalities,and mostly aimed at competing with connected functions like Apple's MobileMe & Microsoft's MyPhone. In a segment where 1 Ghz processors are fast becoming the norm, the Desire Z's 800 Mhz CPU drew some heavy flak.

But most reviewers missed the fact that its a new generation chip which is faster than the 1 Ghz processor on the original Desire. It is also touted to be extremely power efficient and capable of 3X graphic prowesss.

The Desire Z is clearly targeted at heavy texters and regular emailers and syncs with multiple email accounts including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo as well as Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The phone offers a solid browser experience replete with Adoble Flash 10.

1 support, pinch zoom and double tap to reflow capabilites. The Adobe Flash 10.

1 support is not a direct port from the PC, and you may still find yourself searching for mobile optimized version of certain sites. Video and music are served up with the usual HTC poise, you get access to full music controls(play,skip track,pause) even from a locked screen.

The Desire Z also gets the recently introduced DLNA sharing support, that lets you stream media files onto a DLNA compatible platform. The Desire Z features a 5-megapixel sensor with autofocus and an LED flash.

The camera does a respectable job with videos being jitter-free and impressively smooth. The Desire Z offers 720p HD videorecording at 30 fps with in-video focusing which lets you shift focus by simiply tapping on the screen.

The mobile comes preloaded with the Friendstream widget which pulls out your Twitter, Facebook and Flickr feeds into one integrated stream. The phone's contact book can also integrate with Facebook & Twitter, so everytime a contact calls, thier latest Facebook/Twitter updates flashes on the ringer screen.

HTCSense.com gives users access to some excellent cloud-based services, once signed up, it lets you track the phone remotely using GPS, make the phone ring even if you've left it on silent, and remote wipe all your data in case of theft.

The Desire Z cramps all possible connectivity options including HSDPA, GPS and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi.

The battery is a 1300mAh unit and will last longer than the Desire HD.With average usage, it will easily last a day without wanting to be plugged in .

With a comfortable keyboard, a slick touchscreen interface, the HTC Desire Z offers the best of both worlds. It looks great, feels fantastic and fully justifies the added bulk by cramming in tons of features.

Specifications of HTC Desire Z GENERAL General Form: Slider SIZE Dimensions: 119 x 60.4 x 14.

16 mm Weight: 180g DISPLAY Type: WVGA Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M Size: 3.7 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 5 MP with Face Detection Video Recording: Yes(720p) BATTERY Type: Li Ion 1300 mAh Talk Time: 400 mins3G; 590 mins2G (Maximum) StandBy Time: 430 hours3G; 430 hours2G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: aac, .

amr, .ogg, .

m4a, .mid, .

mp3, .wav, .

wma formats with 3.5mm port Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration alerts Speaker: Yes Radio: Yes Video Player: 3gp, .

3g2, .mp4, .

wmv formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: Yes(Up to 14.4 Mbps download speeds) Wlan: Wi-Fi IEEE 802.

11 b/g/n Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate USB: Standard micro-USB WAP: Yes INPUT Keyboard Type: Slide out QWERTY keypad Touch Screen: Yes(with multi-touch & pinch to zoom) PLATFORM OS: Android 2.

2 Froyo CPU: 800Mhz Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 512 MB RAM; 1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD Phone Book: Yes Call Records: Yes OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes with A-GPS Browser: Webkit Browser Messaging: SMS, MMS, Pushmail support, EMS, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Aluminum unibody casing,Digital compass,Dedicated search key,Google Search, Maps, Gmail,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration,Facebook, Tweeter for HTC Sense, QWERTY keyboard,Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off,Optical trackpad,Touch sensitive control panel,HTC Sense UI,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

The screen trims and the battery cover are crafted out of brushed aluminium while premium soft touch plastic make up the rest of the chassis. Despite housing a slide out full QWERTY keypad, the Desire Z is fairly thin at 14.

1mm, but at 180g the Desire Z is slightly on the heftier side. The phone runs Android 2.

2 OS which brings in some useful inclusions like Wi-fi tethering which lets you turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, A dobe Flash & multiple Gooogle Account support. The Desire Z's 3.

7-inch display crams in 480x800 pixels, and renders sharp texts and images with almost negligible edge bluring. The spine houses a lock button, a 3.

5mm socket for plugging in your headphones, the volume rockers, a micro-USB port and a camera shutter. On the front are the four touch-sensitive Android buttons and an optical trackpad.

The biggest highlight of the Desire Z is the unique swiveling QWERTY keypad. Unlike conventional QWERTY sliders which uses a glide traverse, the display on the Desire Z ?raises up? in a Z to reveal the keypad.

The keypad and the screen are connected via a unique metal ?Z? hinge. The keypad is spread across four lines and comes with dedicated full stop and comma buttons easily reached using your thumbs.

The keypad is reasanably tactile and well spaced out, the sole gripe being the lack of a dedicated?www.? key.

The extra large space bar is another welcome addition, which renders it reachable by both your thumbs. The keypad also has two customisable keys which you can assign for launching various apps or simply act as a shortcut.

HTC Sense on the Desire Z sports a few overhauls, much of the alterations being targeted at core functionalities,and mostly aimed at competing with connected functions like Apple's MobileMe & Microsoft's MyPhone. In a segment where 1 Ghz processors are fast becoming the norm, the Desire Z's 800 Mhz CPU drew some heavy flak.

But most reviewers missed the fact that its a new generation chip which is faster than the 1 Ghz processor on the original Desire. It is also touted to be extremely power efficient and capable of 3X graphic prowesss.

The Desire Z is clearly targeted at heavy texters and regular emailers and syncs with multiple email accounts including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo as well as Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The phone offers a solid browser experience replete with Adoble Flash 10.

1 support, pinch zoom and double tap to reflow capabilites. The Adobe Flash 10.

1 support is not a direct port from the PC, and you may still find yourself searching for mobile optimized version of certain sites. Video and music are served up with the usual HTC poise, you get access to full music controls(play,skip track,pause) even from a locked screen.

The Desire Z also gets the recently introduced DLNA sharing support, that lets you stream media files onto a DLNA compatible platform. The Desire Z features a 5-megapixel sensor with autofocus and an LED flash.

The camera does a respectable job with videos being jitter-free and impressively smooth. The Desire Z offers 720p HD videorecording at 30 fps with in-video focusing which lets you shift focus by simiply tapping on the screen.

The mobile comes preloaded with the Friendstream widget which pulls out your Twitter, Facebook and Flickr feeds into one integrated stream. The phone's contact book can also integrate with Facebook & Twitter, so everytime a contact calls, thier latest Facebook/Twitter updates flashes on the ringer screen.

HTCSense.com gives users access to some excellent cloud-based services, once signed up, it lets you track the phone remotely using GPS, make the phone ring even if you've left it on silent, and remote wipe all your data in case of theft.

The Desire Z cramps all possible connectivity options including HSDPA, GPS and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi.

The battery is a 1300mAh unit and will last longer than the Desire HD.With average usage, it will easily last a day without wanting to be plugged in .

With a comfortable keyboard, a slick touchscreen interface, the HTC Desire Z offers the best of both worlds. It looks great, feels fantastic and fully justifies the added bulk by cramming in tons of features.

Specifications of HTC Desire Z GENERAL General Form: Slider SIZE Dimensions: 119 x 60.4 x 14.

16 mm Weight: 180g DISPLAY Type: WVGA Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M Size: 3.7 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 5 MP with Face Detection Video Recording: Yes(720p) BATTERY Type: Li Ion 1300 mAh Talk Time: 400 mins3G; 590 mins2G (Maximum) StandBy Time: 430 hours3G; 430 hours2G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: aac, .

amr, .ogg, .

m4a, .mid, .

mp3, .wav, .

wma formats with 3.5mm port Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration alerts Speaker: Yes Radio: Yes Video Player: 3gp, .

3g2, .mp4, .

wmv formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: Yes(Up to 14.4 Mbps download speeds) Wlan: Wi-Fi IEEE 802.

11 b/g/n Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate USB: Standard micro-USB WAP: Yes INPUT Keyboard Type: Slide out QWERTY keypad Touch Screen: Yes(with multi-touch & pinch to zoom) PLATFORM OS: Android 2.

2 Froyo CPU: 800Mhz Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 512 MB RAM; 1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD Phone Book: Yes Call Records: Yes OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes with A-GPS Browser: Webkit Browser Messaging: SMS, MMS, Pushmail support, EMS, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Aluminum unibody casing,Digital compass,Dedicated search key,Google Search, Maps, Gmail,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration,Facebook, Tweeter for HTC Sense, QWERTY keyboard,Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off,Optical trackpad,Touch sensitive control panel,HTC Sense UI,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

The screen trims and the battery cover are crafted out of brushed aluminium while premium soft touch plastic make up the rest of the chassis. Despite housing a slide out full QWERTY keypad, the Desire Z is fairly thin at 14.

1mm, but at 180g the Desire Z is slightly on the heftier side. The phone runs Android 2.

2 OS which brings in some useful inclusions like Wi-fi tethering which lets you turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, A dobe Flash & multiple Gooogle Account support. The Desire Z's 3.

7-inch display crams in 480x800 pixels, and renders sharp texts and images with almost negligible edge bluring. The spine houses a lock button, a 3.

5mm socket for plugging in your headphones, the volume rockers, a micro-USB port and a camera shutter. On the front are the four touch-sensitive Android buttons and an optical trackpad.

The biggest highlight of the Desire Z is the unique swiveling QWERTY keypad. Unlike conventional QWERTY sliders which uses a glide traverse, the display on the Desire Z ?raises up? in a Z to reveal the keypad.

The keypad and the screen are connected via a unique metal ?Z? hinge. The keypad is spread across four lines and comes with dedicated full stop and comma buttons easily reached using your thumbs.

The keypad is reasanably tactile and well spaced out, the sole gripe being the lack of a dedicated?www.? key.

The extra large space bar is another welcome addition, which renders it reachable by both your thumbs. The keypad also has two customisable keys which you can assign for launching various apps or simply act as a shortcut.

HTC Sense on the Desire Z sports a few overhauls, much of the alterations being targeted at core functionalities,and mostly aimed at competing with connected functions like Apple's MobileMe & Microsoft's MyPhone. In a segment where 1 Ghz processors are fast becoming the norm, the Desire Z's 800 Mhz CPU drew some heavy flak.

But most reviewers missed the fact that its a new generation chip which is faster than the 1 Ghz processor on the original Desire. It is also touted to be extremely power efficient and capable of 3X graphic prowesss.

The Desire Z is clearly targeted at heavy texters and regular emailers and syncs with multiple email accounts including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo as well as Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The phone offers a solid browser experience replete with Adoble Flash 10.

1 support, pinch zoom and double tap to reflow capabilites. The Adobe Flash 10.

1 support is not a direct port from the PC, and you may still find yourself searching for mobile optimized version of certain sites. Video and music are served up with the usual HTC poise, you get access to full music controls(play,skip track,pause) even from a locked screen.

The Desire Z also gets the recently introduced DLNA sharing support, that lets you stream media files onto a DLNA compatible platform. The Desire Z features a 5-megapixel sensor with autofocus and an LED flash.

The camera does a respectable job with videos being jitter-free and impressively smooth. The Desire Z offers 720p HD videorecording at 30 fps with in-video focusing which lets you shift focus by simiply tapping on the screen.

The mobile comes preloaded with the Friendstream widget which pulls out your Twitter, Facebook and Flickr feeds into one integrated stream. The phone's contact book can also integrate with Facebook & Twitter, so everytime a contact calls, thier latest Facebook/Twitter updates flashes on the ringer screen.

HTCSense.com gives users access to some excellent cloud-based services, once signed up, it lets you track the phone remotely using GPS, make the phone ring even if you've left it on silent, and remote wipe all your data in case of theft.

The Desire Z cramps all possible connectivity options including HSDPA, GPS and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi.

The battery is a 1300mAh unit and will last longer than the Desire HD.With average usage, it will easily last a day without wanting to be plugged in .

With a comfortable keyboard, a slick touchscreen interface, the HTC Desire Z offers the best of both worlds. It looks great, feels fantastic and fully justifies the added bulk by cramming in tons of features.

Specifications of HTC Desire Z GENERAL General Form: Slider SIZE Dimensions: 119 x 60.4 x 14.

16 mm Weight: 180g DISPLAY Type: WVGA Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M Size: 3.7 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 5 MP with Face Detection Video Recording: Yes(720p) BATTERY Type: Li Ion 1300 mAh Talk Time: 400 mins3G; 590 mins2G (Maximum) StandBy Time: 430 hours3G; 430 hours2G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: aac, .

amr, .ogg, .

m4a, .mid, .

mp3, .wav, .

wma formats with 3.5mm port Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration alerts Speaker: Yes Radio: Yes Video Player: 3gp, .

3g2, .mp4, .

wmv formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: Yes(Up to 14.4 Mbps download speeds) Wlan: Wi-Fi IEEE 802.

11 b/g/n Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate USB: Standard micro-USB WAP: Yes INPUT Keyboard Type: Slide out QWERTY keypad Touch Screen: Yes(with multi-touch & pinch to zoom) PLATFORM OS: Android 2.

2 Froyo CPU: 800Mhz Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 512 MB RAM; 1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD Phone Book: Yes Call Records: Yes OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes with A-GPS Browser: Webkit Browser Messaging: SMS, MMS, Pushmail support, EMS, Instant Messaging 1 year manufacturer carry-in repair warranty offered on handset at authorised service centers.

Products once sold will not be taken back. No refund or replacement offered.

Miscellaneous: Aluminum unibody casing,Digital compass,Dedicated search key,Google Search, Maps, Gmail,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration,Facebook, Tweeter for HTC Sense, QWERTY keyboard,Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off,Optical trackpad,Touch sensitive control panel,HTC Sense UI,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new "Power Saver" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.

8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.

5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.263/H.

264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.

76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.

1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.

2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Special Description: With 8GB card, accessories and vendor warranty Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new "Power Saver" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.

8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.

5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.263/H.

264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.

76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.

1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.

2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new "Power Saver" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.

8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.

5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.263/H.

264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.

76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.

1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.

2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new "Power Saver" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.

8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.

5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.263/H.

264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.

76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.

1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.

2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new ""Power Saver"" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. 1 year manufacturer carry-in repair warranty offered on handset at authorised service centers.

Products once sold will not be taken back. No refund or replacement offered.

Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.

3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.

263/H.264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.

4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.

11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.

0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.

5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)

1 Support The Desire HD joins the HTC unibody lineup that began with the Legend. The Desire HD is crafted into a sleek unibody chassis that feels and looks like it was CNC'd from a single aluminium block.

The front is dominated by a 4.3-inch SLCD capacitive touchscreen.

On the bottom are the usual HTC keysets, home, menu, back and search, squeezed into the narrow space. At the top are the shiny chrome earpiece grill, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, and an LED to show battery and other status alerts.

The left-hand spine houses the volume rocker. The impressive capacitive touchscreen uses Sony's S-LCD technology, and renders up to 16 million colours at a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Despite the large chassis, the Desire HD feels strangely comfortable in the the hands, mostly because of the thin lines and the fact that it measures a mere 11.8 mm thick.

A microUSB charge/sync port at the bottom, along with a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a power/sleep button on the top round out the controls.

The Camera can record HD videos at 720p resolution, there's also a dual LED flash. It is positioned in the centre of the rear casing, dual LED photolights sit just to the side.

The camera lens glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around.There's also a small speaker that is the main source of audio output, there's another on the front above the screen, but it feels like most of the sound pumps from the rear.

Though the clockspeed remains the same as the original Desire, HTC has equipped the Desire HD with a much powerful GPU, the Adreno 205. The Desire HD is also the first HTC phone to sport the DLNA media sharing feature.

HTC has crammed a mean set of hardware within the Desire HD chassis, 1GHz Snapdragon processor,check, 768MB RAM,check, a whopping 1.5GB of phone memory.

This translates to some some impressive benchmarks, clocking 57.7 frames-per-second in Neocore(thats 3-times higher than the original Desire).

The Desire HD is extremely swift with loading apps even 3D games that can be downloaded. A fast processor, massive display and all possible connectivity options is often the perfect recipe for poor battery life.

Not So with the Desire! However, the new "Power Saver" feature, which lets you configure a list of features to be turned off once the battery level drops to a preset level. The HD is preloaded with the Friendstream app, and if you don't like it you have a dozen alternaives to choose from on the Android Market that have achieved the HTC tick of approval.

The HTC Desire HD uses the latest version of the HTC Sense UI, which comes with enhanced WLAN integration with built-in support for DLNA sharing, it also offers some aethetic enhancements for the UI, Photo Albums & Footprints. Another useful inclusion is the magnifier in text input fields(adopted from the iPhone), it makes a big difference when you are trying to place the cursor at a specific location.

The My Footprint is a fun feature which utilizes the phones GPS receiver, to locate your footprint, and lets you view Attractions, Restaurants & Shopping info. The Webkit browser offers multitouch support and comes with couple of nifty features, zoom out all the way and the page changes into a window view, letting you jump to a different page without having to hit the menu button, the Text reflow is also extremely fast, even for flash heavy pages.

The HD is one beast of a smartphone, it might be little too much for the average user, but if you are someone who is willing to trade raw power for portability then the HTC HD is the One for you. Specifications of HTC Desire HD GENERAL General Form: Candybar SIZE Dimensions: 123 x 68 x 11.

8 mm Weight: 164 grams DISPLAY Type: S-LCD Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels Color: 16M colors Size: 4.3 inches CAMERA Primary Camera: 8 MP with Dual LED flash & geotagging Video Recording: Yes,(720p HD video recording) BATTERY Type: Li-Ion 1230 mAh Talk Time: 9 h 15 min 2G / 5 h 30 min 3G (Maximum) StandBy Time : 490 h 2G / 420 h 3G (Maximum) AUDIO & VIDEO Music Player: with 3.

5mm audio socket & SRS Surround Sound Ringtone Formats: MP3 & Vibration Speaker: Yes Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS Video Player: MP4/H.263/H.

264/WMV9 formats DATA & CONNECTIVITY GPRS: Yes EDGE: Yes 3G: HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps;HSUPA, 5.

76 Mbps Wlan: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA Bluetooth: Yes v2.

1 with A2DP USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0 INPUT Touch Screen: Yes PLATFORM OS: Android OS, v2.

2 (Froyo) CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor Operating Frequency: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900;HSDPA 900 / 2100 Java: Yes GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim/Triple Sim: GSM MEMORY Internal Memory: 768 MB RAM;1.5 GB Cards Slot: MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Supports up to 32 GB Phone Book: Practically Unlimited Call Records: Practically Unlimited OTHER FEATURES Games: Yes GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Browser: HTML Messaging: Yes(Threaded view), MMS, Pushmail support, Instant Messaging Miscellaneous: Digital compass,Dedicated search key, Google Search, Maps, Gmail ,YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Facebook,Flickr & Twitter apps ,Voice memo, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate,Proximity sensor for auto turn-off ,Touch sensitive control panel, HTC Sense UI ,Multi-touch input method Freebies Top No Freebies with this product! (less)