The latest phones from HTC have risen to fame in the existing generation that has spotted out in the open with some new brand.
Firstly HTC Desire Z, a less powerful addition to the company's Desire line. It carries a 3.7-inch touchscreen with 480x800 resolutions, with a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor but will only come with Android 2.1. It will most likely get updated to 2.2 down the pike, however. Price information and release dates are to be confirmed.
Then its alike, The Desire HD will pack in a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, an 8-megapixel camera, 720p HD video recording capabilities, and a massive 4.3-inch touchscreen. All of Android 2.2's features will be included as well, of course, including Adobe Flash 10 and the ability to turn the phone into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot for your laptop or any other device.
The "Desire" brand is kind of beginning to do for HTC what Droid did for Motorola, of course not to same magnitude though. The original HTC Desire has managed to sell through the channel quite well. Incidentally, HTC actually created one of the Droids on the market today - the Droid Incredible.
It also manufactured the very first Android phone, the G1, which was the catalyst for the previously unknown phone maker to leapfrog into a position as a leading smartphone manufacturer across the globe.
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