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Android devices have been launching now left, right and centre. However, high-end Android devices are in a dearth. The Galaxy S still remains the top favourite of many due to its performance and large display from the day of its launch. However, with t...
Display, hardware, performance, android 2.2, build quality...
Average camera, battery life...
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This is no ordinary HTC Desire HD review! You know those long-term car reviews, where a car is reviewed only after it’s been used daily for a number of months? Well that’s what this Desire HD review is like (only with a phone, not a car!) I fir...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:44:54
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HTC shows why it is the daddy when it comes to Android phones, with debatably the best orchestrated offering yet. Related links News HTCSense.com heading to HTC Desire? HTC Desire Z spotted on Vodafone MOBILE CHOICE AWARDS: Phone of the Year HTC Merge...
Responsive touch-screen, excellent social networking integration and a huge 4.3-inch HD display are just some of the things great about the HTC Desire HD...
Only four webpages can be opened at any one time and there’ s no video call facility.Look and Feel...
HTC shows why it is the daddy when it comes to Android phones, with debatably the best orchestrated offering yet...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:44:54
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The HTC Desire HD is one of two new high-end Android handsets from HTC, and provides an upgraded feature set over the original Desire, with a focus on multimedia. It is packed with new features such as an upgraded 8 megapixel autofocus camera, a larg...
Huge screen, great web browser, superb video playback experience...
Large form factor, subpar battery life, disappointing camera...
The HTC Desire HD is one of two new high-end Android handsets from HTC, and provides an upgraded feature set over the original Desire, with a focus on multimedia. It is packed with new features such as an upgraded 8 megapixel autofocus camera, a large...
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Contents: I do not feel like rushing this review but would rather begin with my recollection of the very birth of the Android platform and HTC's first steps in creating "robots" – i.e. HTC Magic, Hero, and Desire. Why did it take the company so lon...
The connection quality for Desire HD is on par with modern day standards. During 2 weeks of testing I never lost the connection, which happened several times on HTC Desire (users of the model will understand what I mean). The volume is average, but if...
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Of course, the near tablet-sized display is just made for internet surfing and the HD delivers a top class experience over its WebKit browser. The pinch-to-zoom action is incredibly elastic with text automatically realigning to fill the screen when pr...
Customisable HTC Sense UI. Build quality. Web browsing experience. Support for Flash 10.1...
XL size. Screen deserves to be higher resolution. No dedicated camera shutter button or lens cover...
Size issue aside, the multimedia hungry Desire HD is Android’s most complete and feature-rich phone to date...
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HTC mentioned that both the Desire Z and Desire HD will be available from early November, but it seems that there is a slight delay so far. Local telcos including SingTel claim that the phones will be available from around 13th to 20th this month, so do...
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The HTC Desire HD is not in the mood to fool around – it has to be the biggest screen, the fastest processor, the latest software on the block. It’s easy to pick the best available ingredients – but making them work in a slim and solid package like th...
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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2011-07-31 13:44:55
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HTC has made the right decision: it joined Android and Windows Phone in their gadget HTC Desire HD. Externally, the model is more similar to HD2, but inside it resembles the Android. The manufacturer is considering the novelty to be a successor model o...
HTC Desire HD is the new flagship of the company. Its main advantages are an 8 megapixel camera, large screen, excellent performance and high quality materials, the best interface for Android. A good top-end smartphone with a high, but in this case ju...
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HTC have become an incredibly popular Android propagator since the release of the original . More than ever, Android fan-boys and tech-enthusiasts alike are hanging on their every word, hoping their smartphone dreams will be realized in their next rele...
Screen is ideal for movies on the go, Keyboard input offers one of the best touch experiences, Dolby Mobile / SRS provide great sound variation, HTC Sense offers fantastic functionality out of the box...
Poor battery life, Occasional lag when multitasking, Fiddly battery / card covers...
The HTC Desire HD is more of an exciting phone than it is a perfect phone. We're as excited about how HTC are evolving Sense UI, as we are about the hardware. As it happens though, the hardware and software are married into a wonderful mix, so well don...
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If you think big is beautiful then the HTC Desire HD will sweep you off your feet. A 4.3-inch display houses Android’s latest OS iteration and the handset is encased in metal. On paper it’s every geek’s dream but does it operate as well as we hoped it...
The HTC Desire HD is a worthy successor to the original Desire and boasts one of the most impressive displays we’ve ever seen. You can’t really argue with a responsive 4.3-inch screen and metal casing but this phone won’t be to everyone’s tastes. If yo...
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A lot of people have called the HTC Desire HD an EVO 4G for GSM carriers. While the form factor and specifications may seem similar, there are a lot of differences behind the Desire HD’s ample screen. It’s the screen itself that will grab your atten...
Large screen, Solid construction, Wonderful ergonomics...
Poorly fitting compartment covers, Small battery capacity, Screen is very reflective, Conclusion, The Desire HD is a beautiful phone with respectable performance and speed. As long as you can charge up the battery in the middle of the day, you won't be d...
The Desire HD is a beautiful phone with respectable performance and speed. As long as you can charge up the battery in the middle of the day, you won’t be disappointed with this large-screen handset. Rating: 4 out of 5 Tweet Other posts tagged with: H...
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Did you know that the word "jumbo" originated from the name of an African elephant famed for being the largest of his kind? HTC will be well familiar with that tag having already rattled off the HD2, EVO 4G, and HD7 in a smartphone-dwarfing 4.3-inch form...
Terrific general performanceFlawless browserAluminum unibody plus jumbo screen...
Fit and finish issuesPoor battery lifeCamera lens left unprotected...
So what to make of the Desire HD? It's undeniably hampered by some design flaws and poor battery life, but the sheer volume of good things it brings to the table can't be ignored. Froyo is the most polished and accomplished version of Android by a good ma...
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Everyone knows that HTC is on the roll these days, churning one Android phone after another, there's practically a HTC Android phone for almost every kind of consumer. Recently, the Taiwanese company has taken a breather from high-end Android devices l...
There's plenty to like about the HTC Desire as it sports some cool features that aren't available on the previous Android models like the HTC Desire or Legend, or Nexus One: namely, a large 4.3-inch screen, DLNA support, large storage space of 1.5GB an...
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This successor to the popular HTC Desire Android smartphone, the 4.3-inch SLCD screen with a 480x800 screen resolution is larger than its predecessor's 3.7-inch display. This means it will be a larger handset than the HTC Desire. HTC says the HTC Desi...
The HTC Desire HD is an Android smartphone equipped with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, attractive aluminium casing, and the latest 2.2 "Froyo" version of Google's Android OS. It runs neck and neck with the Samsung Galaxy S, so expect it to fly off the shelv...
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The is one of the most powerful Android phones to have roamed the Earth. It is the third monster Android phone after the HTC Evo 4G and the . It has some really good hardware specs and comes with a huge 4.3 inch touchscreen display which dwarves almo...
The HTC Desire HD is easily one of the best Android smartphones currently available. It has a great camera and offers the best hardware among all Android phones. I would definitely recommend it. If you want a cheaper alternative, you could go fo...
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HTC’s been pretty regular with releasing phones with gigantic screens, with the HD2, HD7 all sporting a 4.3 Inch formfactor. Enter the HTC Desire HD following all that, constructed with a aluminium unibody frame, pushing the upper limit of what we mig...
Great performance, Solid Browser, Good Build quality with Aluminum Unibdy, Huge Screen...
Poor Battery Life, Unprotected Camera Lens, Strange Battery Panel Construction means few/no 3rd Party Extended Batteries...
So what do we make of the HTC Desire HD? Well… it has pretty bad battery life, and the design could have been better.But it brings a whole lot of goodness to the table, with a very polished Sense UI on top of Froyo, with an update to gingerbread comin...
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You might think it's a strange time to be considering an HTC Desire HD for your next phone. The Sensation, HTC’s next big thing, is looming on the horizon. And newer, shinier phones from a variety of manufacturers may tempt you away from a device that...
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A price tag of Rs. 26,990 would have been great 3 months back, but is merely good today. Don't get us wrong - the HTC Desire HD is a very nice phone, but it feels a tad overpriced, especially given dual cores have been sighted at a mere 5,000 bucks mo...
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Specs CPU – 1GHzStorage – 1.5GB internal, 768MB RAM, microSD expansionCamera – 8 megapixel auto-focus and LED flash, 720p HD video recording, geotaggingConnectors – 3.55mm audio jack, microUSB connectorSensors – G-Sensor, digital compass, proximity...
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The HTC Desire HD was announced back in September, and when it was announced it had a range of impressive specifications and features. It comes with Android 2.2 Froyo, and the model we tested is the UK version.We have been using the Desire HD for about...
The Desire HD is a great Android smartphone, probably one of the best we have tested to date. The HTC Sense UI makes it a pleasure to use, and everything seems to work well and flow together.It is definitely well built, and feels like a quality smartph...
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The and the are quite a fertile ground for comparison, due to the fact that both phones employ huge screens, coupled to latest generation chipsets. We ought to stage a cage fight to check how the powerful silicon fares at feeding the monstrous displa...
If we had to choose, we want a 4.3” Super AMOLED screen on an aluminum unibody handset, that is as thin as the Galaxy S, and carries the new HTC Sense UI on it. Any of the two chipsets will do. Just kidding, but it might happen next year. However, out...
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Mitchell Back in early 2010 I reviewed the HTC Desire, and I liked it a lot. I liked it so much that I actually bought one the day that it was launched here (which lined up well with the day the review unit went back). Unfortunately the love affair e...
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It's not HTC's first 4.3-inch monster of a phone, but according to these early reviews, the Desire HD might just be the best. It would be really hard to say no to its sexy aluminum casing, stunning 8MP camera, and next-generation Snapdragon processor...
There doesn't seem to be any arguing against it - the HTC Desire HD is a solid smartphone for non-US markets and is, essentially, exactly what HTC needed to keep up their rapid growth rate. Couple that with the soon-to-be-released Desire Z, which adds...
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So you might be wondering that why are we doing an HTC Desire HD review when its been almost six months since the phone came out. But bear with us because this isn't going to be just another typical review. What we are going to do instead is to give you t...
Sure the Desire HD has been out in the wild since last October, but that doesn't mean this beast has aged. Its quite the opposite in fact, and in a world which looks set to be dominated by devices running multiple cores, the Desire HD manages to hold out...
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HTC announced the launch of its Desire HD smartphone in September 2010. HTC thought that with its release, it had brought the ‘smartest' phone in the market, and the “smartest phone” tag was theirs to keep. With 1.5GB of internal memory, 768MB RAM, 1 GHz...
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