HTC had a pretty nice lineup of mobile phones over the weekend as they took part in the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona, Spain.
Quite new to the lineup is the never before seen HTC HD Mini which brings to us the new Windows Mobile 6.5.3 operating system it a bite sized version of the HTC HD2. No word yet if the HD2 itself will be patched to the new version, but since the HD2 already uses the sense user interface, the update might not be released for the device. The HD Mini is not as mini as it sounds. It has a nice 3.2 inch touch screen which makes it about the size of the HTC Hero.
Speaking of the Hero Android smart phone, it just won the best phone of the year award. And now, it looks like HTC is planning to re-do their Android feat by unleashing the successor to the Hero, the HTC Legend. The Legend comes with a 3.2 inch AMOLED touch screen, a Qualcomm 600 MHz CPU and a 5 mega pixel camera. It will also be loaded with the HTC Sense user interface though the Google Android OS already looks good as it is.
Of course, HTC’s biggest mobile phone offering (for now) is the HTC Desire. This device was originally shown off as the Bravo, served as the basis for the Google Phone. It packs a high speed 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 5 mega pixel camera with D1 720p video recording and a nice, big 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen. The Desire is expected to launch by March.
News Source:- http://www.mobileblog.mobile-deals-compared.co.uk
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