The reason you haven’t got a smartphone is probably because you are a technophobe who likes to constantly remind people that ‘as long as it phones and texts you are
Android OS has already proved its street cred and the OS is getting deployed by most of the leading mobile handset makers. But which Android-sporting handset comes out at the top? The main competition is between Google's own Nexus One and HTC's Desire. These phones certainly share a lineage as both the handsets are manufactured by HTC. So, here we are going to pit Nexus One against HTC Desire and see which one comes out trump.
HTC are getting the tech-world in a flap. They’ve announced a mysterious event on September 15th in London. Various tech-sperts and gadget press have been invited to the event. There’s
It’s Android 2.2 time and as the firmware starts to spring up on handsets, those still waiting must be feeling impatient. Excitement has been building over Google’s latest achievement for
Were you one of those children who opened their presents before Christmas? Have you got a HTC phone? Then you will love to get your hands on Android 2.2 a
Overview: We recently took a look at the HTC Desire, dubbing it “the latest version of the Nexus One, with a few more features under a sleek bronze exterior.” But
Here at Gaj-IT, we often talk about phones living up to their names, and being called Desire gives HTC's latest Android release a lot to live up to. So does this big brother of the Google Nexus One get us hot under the collar? Let's find out.
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 7 for Mobiles may have stolen the limelight a bit at this year’s Mobile World Congress, but that’s only one product; HTC has bowled a hat-trick.
