HTC has positioned themselves as a driving force in the Android handset market, making some impressive gains this year according to the information technology research company Garner. In the second quarter of this year it’s reported that HTC has increased their growth 139.1% year on year and made the 8th place in the worldwide handset rankings.
I had a chance to test drive HTC’s Desire for a few weeks, making this my third steamy affair after the Nexus One and The Legend.
HTC Desire -Android 2.1 (Éclair) with HTC Sense
For starters, I’m a huge fan of HTC Sense, HTC’s user interface built upon the Android OS. Sense is highly intuitive and brings some serious polish to an Android device. It includes a series of widgets, themes and a new web-based control center to manage and customize HTC devices.
Also, Sense provides numerous options to add various preloaded themes (social, travel) and widgets allowing users to quickly trick out the style of their homescreens. And notifications are displayed under the curved dock when the phone is in lock mode.… Continue Reading
