The HTC Desire is being reviewed in the wild. The hardware is quite similar to the Nexus One but adds some additional bonuses like an optical navigation pad (pictured) and HTC’s proprietary Sense UI. TechRadar got their hands on one and posted a rave review:
We liked nearly every single thing on the HTC Desire – it just works as you want it to as a phone and an internet tablet at the same time.
In short, this is a phenomenal phone – one of the best we’ve ever had on TechRadar. Usually when we like a phone on the first use, we end up horribly disappointed after a little use – but the HTC Desire kept on performing and achieving when we thought it wouldn’t.
The screen is lovely, the design is slick and processor makes everything happen in a flash – all you’d want from a smartphone.
Verizon customers will be happy to know that the HTC Desire is very similar to Verizon’s upcoming HTC Incredible. The primary difference will be an underclocked processor, which will extend battery life and have a negligible effect on performance under normal use. The HTC Incredible is rumored to be coming to Verizon very soon.
The entire TechRadar review is worth a look if you are considering the HTC Desire or the HTC Incredible.
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