HTC Desire Pay As You Go

The HTC Desire HD may have only been on the market just a week or so, but HTC have already rolled out a software upgrade for the device. Initial reports from early adopters have suggested some Desire HD devices have had issues with the proximity sensor, a rather important feature on a touchscreen device, as it disables the screen when held against the face, so calls are not accidentally ended. Although HTC have not specifically mentioned the proximity sensor in the upgrade, it is fully expected that the issue has been resolved, as well as increasing screen control and improving photo...

When HTC announced the HTC Desire HD and HTC Desire Z they also announced HTCSense.com, a service that will allows users to back up content from their HTC phones. In anticipation of the launch of the two new Desire handsets, the HTCSense.com website has gone live. Through HTCSense.com it will be possible to backup content and data including apps and text messages, and as well as allowing for back up of content from the handset, users can also remotely lock and wipe handsets if they are lost or stolen. Given that transfer of contacts from one device to another is a...

Whilst a lot of attention has been focussed on the new HTC Android handsets that are shortly expected to be available for purchase, it is easy to overlook the fact that HTC already have a fairly decent line up of Android devices to buy, the HTC Legend, and HTC Desire. To make sure these handsets are not totally ignored, HTC are looking to launch some alternative colour options, with a white version of the HTC Desire, and a stunning looking black version of the HTC Legend. Both colour options are expected to be available during October, with network availability to be confirmed....