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The HTC Legend was designed as the successor of HTC Hero, which was proclaimed the best mobile phone in 2009 by the Mobile World Congress commission. The Legend is a scaled back version of the very popular HTC handset, the Droid Incredible (or Desire i...
The HTC Legend is the most robust HTC handset running the Android OS version. Its Sense UI interface makes it easy, intuitive, and even fun to use. It is one of the most practical smartphones available, which will make it highly appreciated among freq...
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I never thought I would ever put money down to buy a touchscreen phone. Used to, and extremely comfortable using phones with a physical keypad. And this was a solid thought even after reviewing touchscreen phones by the dozen.And then came the HTC Lege...
Touchscreen response, Display quality, Aluminium build feels classy, Sense UI adds a lot more fun!...
Battery life of 1-2 days, Vodafone Live (& probably Airtel Live) does not allow apps to sync online...
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HTC Legend smartphone running Google Android, sucessor to the HTC HeroThe Google Android platform gets me excited. In the USA the HTC Droid Incredible and Motorola Droid X take the throne, in Canada, we don’t have all the same high-end options, but we...
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Please install the flash playerDesignThe HTC Legend is compact and sturdy with a good bit of funk thrown in. The overall handset design fits in with the HTC handset camp and with 11.5mm x 56.3mm x 115mm dimensions it is slimmer and narrower than the HT...
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Like its predecessor, the HTC Legend smartphone has a very distinctive design. This time it's thanks to the aluminium, unibody casing with a brushed finish. Like Apple's MacBook Pro, the HTC Legend's unibody casing is carved from a single block of alu...
The HTC Legend may lack the extra large screen of the flagship HTC Desire, but the unibody aluminium casing is a superb piece of industrial design. The Legend is an excellent smartphone and a solid improvement over its predecessor...
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Announced several months ago, I can honestly say that I wish the Legend would come to the United States. Designated as the successor to the HTC Hero, the unibody aluminum frame is absolutely gorgeous. Though the device offers physical buttons below...
Are there other Android devices on the market that are more powerful? Yes. However, when looking at the Legend as the successor to the HTC Hero (which is what it is), it puts it into perspective. The unibody design is absolutely gorgeous, the optic...
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The Android era was welcomed in India by HTC and now it has come up with a very new model, the HTC Legend. It is a touchscreen bar phone and seems to be absolutely bewitching. The body of the handset is made up of aluminium and the layout is sleek and...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:28:47
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A new HTC mobile based on the latest Android 2.1 platform has appeared on the market. Although it appears after a series of top-quality phones using this operating system (except for Tattoo, which was lacking due to compromises made because of its pric...
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Contents: Positioning After the success of HTC Hero the company had two ways to go. First – by all possible means to prolong Hero’s life by releasing it in new colors, special accessories exclusively for the model, constant software updates or new v...
The reception quality had no problems. The use of aluminum casing has not affected it, which could have been expected. Speech quality during the call is not bad, nothing more to say. The speaker has some extra volume left, under normal conditions (hom...
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Featuring a superb, Apple-esque design, HTC's latest Android smartphone — the HTC Legend — is one of the sexiest looking mobile phones we've ever reviewed. The successor to the HTC Hero, the HTC Legend is not just about looks: it offers improved softwa...
Superb design & build quality, Excellent AMOLED display, Great UI, Snappy performance, Excellent Web browser...
Virtual Keyboard Could Be Better, Limited multimedia capabilities...
The HTC Legend comes across an excellent smartphone thanks to a very well done UI, great screen and excellent build quality and looks...
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The Hero is HTC's third smartphone based on the Google Android platform, and it was the first in the series to offer a 3.5mm audio jack, multi-touch capability and HTC Sense user interface. The Hero has gotten favorable reviews last year and banking o...
The Legend's camera can shoot up to 5-megapixel resolution (2592x1728) and you can change the camera settings including White balance, ISO, Image quality, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation as well as Effects - Grayscale, Sepia, Negative, Solarize and P...
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HTC is rolling out several handsets, most of which are Android based. Today we have the HTC Legend, built on the success of the HTC Hero, but looks to take things a notch higher. The phone boasts of the latest Android OS v2.1 (Eclair) and the lates...
Aluminum uni-body, 3.2-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, multi-touch support (gallery & browser), optical trackball, accelerometer, compass, 3.5mm jack, tethering Support, social media integration, Wi-Fi, 5MP auto & touch focus...
No secondary camera for video-call, no shutter button, not hot-swappable memory card, poor battery life, pricing...
The HTC Legend sells for Rs. 25,990 with a one-year warranty. The pricing of the handset feels out of place. The only reason for this high price seems to be the unibody design. But apart from that its more or less an ordinary Android phone. I wonder w...
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There are those few instances when a mobile handset comes my way and I honestly enjoy actually using it not merely for test purposes but on a personal level. The HTC Legend was one of such handsets. It’s designed to look good, feel good and function ex...
Good looking, sturdy shell, Plenty of user friendly stoical networking tools, Good audio quality, Image quality is quite clear...
Handset gets a bit hot while charging or after being used for a while, The speakerphone is a bit low...
ConnectivityThe Legend has got it all when it comes to connectivity – from 3G with HSDPA speeds up to 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA up to 2 Mbps (not that that matters just yet) to EDGE/GPRS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP and of course USB 2.0 for data transfer...
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The Legend is similar in both size and shape to the HTC Hero but this times there's an "alloy unibody" making it very solid with a slide-in battery. The "chin" is still there but, instead of the trackball, there's now an "optical trackpad" on the chin...
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The HTC Legend serves as the successor to the Hero (that's the one with the "chin"), a device that was quite popular for HTC. The characteristic chin was a generally revered design element because it was unique and functional in its ability to give...
HTC has learned a lot since the Hero. For the Legend they've dramatically improved the speed and functionality of their Sense interface and have taken design to a whole new level with a well-crafted aluminum chassis that is as sturdy as it is beautifu...
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The development progress of Google's Android platform is charging at full force and its 'partner-in-crime', HTC, is still continuously showing love for this popular open source operating system. Now, why do we say that?Having experienced the awesome HT...
Sturdy, lightweight, and beautiful exterior, New HTC Sense UI, Reasonable Battery Life...
SmudgeFriendly Screen, Subpar Imaging Quality, Mediocre Video Playback...
While the Android platform does not have the prowess of the Apple's app store (160,000 apps and counting), this is a much younger platform that has a lot of potential because of the advantages of the open source operating system and its tight integrati...
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HTC has been on the forefront of Android technology ever since the operating system took off, but the was the first to show how profoundly the platform could be personalized. The handset was the first to feature the manufacturer’s proprietary HTC Sen...
Awesome build quality and spectacular design, Really snappy (with almost all applications), Capable camera, Excellent incall quality, Partial Flash support...
Limited video playback capabilities, Mediocre audio playback quality, Discomforting display (in direct sunlight)...
We are happy to say the HTC Legend is certainly not a victim of the sequel syndrome. Hard facts of life, you know. Traditionally, first episodes of acclaimed movie series tend to be the best, with sequels proving to be progressively worse. Fortunately...
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The HTC Legend has the tough task of filling the shoes of what was considered the best Android handsets. What makes this task even harder is the fact that the Hero lost its top-shelf status just before its successor was announced. The HTC Desire, Goog...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:28:50
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The Legend has a sexy new aluminium body and beefed up Android operating system User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...
Excellent social networking, web and email features, friendly user interface, responsive touch-screen, good multitasking, high build quality, improved camera with flash...
Web video doesn’t play well, bundled headphones pretty low quality Look and Feel...
The Legend has a sexy new aluminium body and beefed up Android operating system...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:28:50
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First seen at the recent Mobile World Congress 2010 event, the HTC Legend wowed us with its sleek aluminum unibody design and AMOLED display. With Android 2.1 Eclair and HTC Sense on-board, as well as a new optical joystick for navigation, the HTC Leg...
Great HTC Sense UI, stylish aluminum unibody, bright AMOLED screen...
No music player equalizer, no hardware send/end call keys, screen resolution could be higher...
The HTC Legend is certainly worthy of its name, and offers a worthwhile upgrade to its predecessor, the HTC Hero. The aluminium unibody and AMOLED display alone are worth the upgrade, not to mention the slightly faster processor, upgraded UI, bigger b...
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Video review: Back in February during the Mobile World Congress, HTC announced the HTC Legend, the company's latest Android smartphone which is the legitimate follower of the HTC Hero. But the Legend isn't just a follower, is a masterpiece of design since it feature...
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After four three flavors of the HTC Hero, the Taiwanese mobile giant has finally brought back the chin with an additional lick of aluminum and a similarly quirky name -- the Legend. If this alone isn't of much interest to you yet, just bear in mind that t...
Strong unibody constructionSnappy OS performanceEnhanced Sense UI...
Weak WiFi receptionAverage camera qualityScreen too reflective outdoors...
It's safe to say that HTC's broken yet another mold with the Legend, stunning the world with both its hardware and software design. There's no question about the unibody's toughness, and many other features we've seen here are of significant improvements...
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We did little to disguise how impressed we were with the HTC Hero when we reviewed it all the way back in July 2009. At the time we suggested it was the device with which Android came of age; since then, of course, we’ve seen a huge growth both in the...
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With HTC's upcoming crop of Androids, you'll be able to separate people into two distinct groups: those who spring for the brainier, better-specced Desire, and those who get bowled over by the beautiful, yet lesser-specced Legend.Inspired by the Nexus One...
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Video review: The little it lacks in ability, it makes up for in style. A worthy son of Hero...
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HTC has developed into one of the most exciting phone companies in the world. The relatively small Taiwanese company has worked with Microsoft and Google's operating systems to produce some of the best handsets we have ever seen. It's latest batch of p...
The HTC Legend is our favourite HTC device to date. Yes, the Nexus One and incoming HTC Desire boast faster processors and larger screens than the Legend, and some people will say it's just a slightly better version of the Hero - but it's more than tha...
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Following on from the time I spent with the HTC Legend on hardware, comes this brief tour around some of the basic elements of the Sense/Android Homescreen, apps, and UI. It’s a very nice little device, as will become obvious from the video:You can f...
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The was one of the best of its time. It has superb specs, a nice OS and was a favorite of the modding crowd. It was THE Android phone to have. Things have changed a lot since then and all the major manufacturers - Samsung, HTC, Sony Ericsson and Mot...
It is one of the best mid-range Android devices and has an awesome design coupled with nice hardware specs. I would definitely recommend it.Next Article »...
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I have never been impressed by Android, particularly the UI, so I wasn’t looking forward to receiving the HTC Legend for review. But this thing runs HTC Sense, and I have high hopes that it would be able to tuck away some of Android’s own UI deficienc...
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HTC's February press event at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona was a double coming-out party -- it brought us the new version of the Sense user interface, and it also brought us the HTC Legend.The Legend is the follow-up to the venerable HTC Hero, w...
So who's gonna want the HTC Legend when the likes of the Desire and Nexus One are out and about? Maybe you want Android and HTC Sense but just don't need as much phone as you'll get in 3.7 inches. (Hey, we don't understand it either, but whatever.) The Le...
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If you had to simplify and describe the HTC Legend in a phrase it would be “HTC Hero sequel” but Gizmodo would argue that title doesn’t do the Legend justice. Each incremental upgrade (processor, camera, Android OS, unibody frame, etc…) piles up to mak...
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mobilesroom.com Updated:
2012-01-06 01:38:24
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The Android era was welcomed in India by HTC and now it has come up with a very new model, the HTC Legend. It is a touchscreen bar phone and seems to be absolutely bewitching. The body of the handset is made up of aluminium and the layoaut is sleek and...
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