Two short and sweet adverts for the new HTC Desire HD Android handset have appeared, both bigging up the phone’s ‘ridiculously big’ screen.
The good news for owners of HTC Desire handsets in the UK is that they’re also in line to grab a piece of the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS action, along with owners of newer devices like the HTC Desire Z, Desire and Incredible S.
HTC’s Desire proved to be a huge hit last year – even out-gunning the iPhone 4 in some tests – and the company have just announced the follow up to the award winning handset, the Desire S.
Long suffering Virgin HTC Desire users are finally going to get the Android 2.2 update that has already been offered by most other networks.
HTC have posted up their snazzy new online interface for their Android handsets today, with the HTCSense.com site serving up a slew of handy services.
The eagerly anticipated HTC Desire HD can now officially be pre-ordered from Vodafone, with an expected delivery date less than ten days away.
Two of our very favourite Android HTC phones ever created – the HTC Desire and the HTC Legend – are being made available in new tempting shades.
With their first attempt to roll out the Android HTC Desire Froyo 2.2 update rapidly turning into a fiasco with the upgrade being withdrawn due to ”potential freezing issues,” O2 are trying again.
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Hoping to turn you into a gibbering, frothing bag of rampant craving is HTC’s new promo video for its bigger, beefier HTC Desire HD handset.
According to the busy-Tweeting Conor from Orange, the long overdue Android Froyo 2.2 update has started to roll out to their HTC Desire customers.
Vodafone were first off the mark, offering HTC Desire owners on their network the much anticipated ‘Froyo’ Android 2.2 update back in August, and now T-Mobile has followed suit.
To the sound of mass teeth gnashing all over the UK, Orange has announced a further delay to its Android 2.2 HTC Desire upgrade.
HTC has just unveiled the new HTC Desire Z, a QWERTY-packing version of the HTC Desire HD.
HTC has announced its new flagship Android handset, the Desire HD, a high end number that looks set to provide a very tempting big-screen alternative to the iPhone.
HTC Desire owners on the UK Orange network are likely to be disappointed at the news that they’re not going to get the eagerly anticipated Android OS update until the middle of September.
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