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HTC ChaCha

HTC ChaCha

In a nutshell:

The HTC ChaCha combines a BlackBerry-style QWERTY keyboard with a large 2.6 inch touchscreen. It also has an extra button - a facebook button - that lets you instantly upload photos, videos and other stuff to facebook with one press. You'll always be in touch with your friends if you have a ChaCha, thanks to always-on internet access via Wi-Fi and 3G HSPA. Add to the mix the power of the Android operating system, a high quality camera, video calling, a fast 800MHz processor and plenty of memory, and you've got a winning formula.

HTC Desire

HTC Desire

In a nutshell:

The HTC Desire is one of the most impressive phones of all time. Despite being significantly cheaper than the iPhone, it can match or beat everything that the iPhone does. An Android smartphone with a fabulously responsive touchscreen, the Desire packs in a huge choice of apps, brilliant web browsing, one of the biggest and best screens ever, a good camera, a music player and GPS too. You want more? Add in a superfast processor, monster battery, WiFi and a 3.5mm headphone jack and you've got the perfect phone. Available in Black, Graphite, Silver or White.

HTC Desire HD

HTC Desire HD

In a nutshell:

The HTC Desire HD delivers more power than probably any other smartphone currently available, with the Android Froyo operating system, a 4.3 inch screen, 8 megapixel camera, HD video recording, GPS, 1GHz processor, 14.4 Mbps internet access and 1.5GB of internal memory. It may be big, it may be costly, but if you're excited by the opportunities that the phone offers, you won't find better.

HTC Desire S

HTC Desire S

In a nutshell:

The HTC Desire S is the upgrade to the number-one selling Android smartphone, the Desire. The Desire S comes with a new lightweight but strong aluminium body, a large 3.7 inch hi-res touchscreen, the latest Gingerbread operating system plus an updated version of HTC Sense, a 5 megapixel camera with HD video recording and a front camera for video calls. There's also GPS, media playback and FM radio, 1.1GB of memory, a lightning-fast 1GHz CPU, super-fast internet and DLNA streaming.

HTC Desire Z

HTC Desire Z

In a nutshell:

The HTC Desire Z adds a slide-out QWERTY keyboard to the hugely successful Desire. The result is a powerhouse phone with a fabulously responsive touchscreen, a mind-boggling choice of business and fun apps, a good camera, a music player, GPS, total connectivity and oodles of memory. It's a big beast and heavy to carry, and battery life is challenged, but for sheer power and capability it's hard to beat.

HTC HD2

HTC HD2

In a Nutshell:

The HTC HD2 is a sequel to the HTC Touch HD. The major features of the HTC HD2 are similar to its previous model but only with a few minor changes.

HTC HD7

HTC HD7

In a nutshell:

The HTC HD7 is one of the first wave of phones running Windows Phone 7. The HD7's main selling point is its huge 4.3 inch display, making it perfect for watching videos and running all kinds of apps. It makes for a large phone though, so it won't be for everyone. But there are lots of toys to play with if you don't mind carrying around such a large phone.

HTC Incredible S

HTC Incredible S

In a nutshell:

The HTC Incredible S is an Android smartphone that sits between the Desire and Desire HD in HTC's lineup. Key features include the huge 4 inch screen, fantastic 8 megapixel camera with HD video recording, GPS with Google Maps, fast internet access, all-round connectivity, plenty of memory and good battery life.

HTC Magic

HTC Magic

In a nutshell:

The HTC Magic is the second Googlephone using the Android operating system. It's exclusive to Vodafone. The Magic is a touchscreen device with a virtual keyboard plus a trackball and buttons, making it very easy to use. The phone has a wealth of applications, from email to mobile browsing to Google Maps and access to the huge Android Market of third-party apps. It's weaknesses are the camera and the lack of video calling, FM radio and headphone jack. But it's still a very highly recommended phone.

HTC Mini

HTC Mini

In a nutshell:

The HTC HD Mini is a compact smartphone. Yet despite its small size, it packs in a decent 3.2 inch touchscreen and all the power of a Windows smartphone - Outlook Mobile, Office Mobile, Internet Explorer Mobile and Opera Mobile, plus apps for facebook, twitter and youtube. Add in a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, HSPA, tons of memory and a big battery, and you'll be amazed at how powerful such a small device can be. Unfortunately, it seems poor value when compared to other phones.

HTC Mozart Review

HTC Mozart Review

In a nutshell:

The HTC 7 Mozart is a Windows 7 smartphone with an excellent camera and music player. It's a good all-rounder with GPS, fast HSPA data access, 8GB internal memory and Wi-Fi. With its rounded shape and brushed aluminium casing it's a good looker too, with a solid feel.

HTC Sensation

HTC Sensation

In a nutshell:

The HTC Sensation is HTC's first dual-core phone and the best HTC phone so far. With a stunning 4.3 inch quarter HD screen and hi-fi audio, it's a brilliant multimedia device. It has an outstanding 8 megapixel camera with Full HD 1080p video recording. Web browsing is superb, with superfast data access over Wi-Fi/HSPA, Flash video playback and a super-fast response. Equipped with 1GB of memory and a huge 1520mAh battery, this premium quality handset is HTC's flagship phone for 2011 and a match for any smartphone on the market.

HTC Touch Diamond2

HTC Touch Diamond2

In a nutshell:

The HTC Touch Diamond2 is an upgraded version of the original Touch Diamond, with a larger screen, and improved camera and battery life. In short, it's an outstanding touchscreen smartphone running the very powerful Windows Mobile operating system. Features include a 5 megapixel camera plus secondary video camera, 3.2 inch ultra-high resolution display, music player, FM radio and GPS receiver. With a huge 288 MB of RAM, HSDPA and WLAN support, the Touch Diamond2 really is an excellent phone.

HTC Wildfire

HTC Wildfire

In a nutshell:

The HTC Wildfire brings Android technology to the budget smartphone sector. Incorporating the latest version of Android and HTC Sense plus a superbly responsive capacitive touchscreen, the Wildfire is both easy to use and supremely powerful, with access to thousands of apps. Combined with a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, a media player, GPS, Google Maps, fast internet, a fast processor, plenty of memory and a big battery, this is quite probably the best smartphone in its price range. Available in Black, Graphite, Red or White.

HTC Wildfire S

HTC Wildfire S

In a nutshell:

The HTC Wildfire S is the upgrade to the hugely-popular budget Android smartphone, the HTC Wildfire. The Wildfire S is a compact phone with a premium metallic body, an uprated touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, the latest Gingerbread version of Android, GPS with Google Maps, access to over 100,000 apps from the Android Market and generous memory. It compromises on processor speed and battery power, but we still think it's the best of the entry-level Android phones. Available in Silver or Black.

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