Vodafone have announced that they will be the exclusive UK carrier or the aluminium-clad successor to he Hero. The HTC Legend. Advanced registration pages for it and it’s sibling, the Desire, have gone live and …

Well, we’ve had HTC’s new metal marvel in our hands for a couple of days now, so we thought we’d sum up our time spent so far with the Android-powered HTC Legend.
In short…wow. We’ve never had so much interest and sheer excitement surround any other handset

Ok, so the HTC Desire might be top of the Taiwanese manufacturer’s spec-sheet, but it’s the HTC Legend that’s had the top spot on our wishlist ever since we first saw it at last month’s Mobile World Congress.
Essentially, the HTC Legend is this year’s

We now turn our attention to the announcements at the Mobile World Congress from HTC. HTC have come a long way in the industry from the early days, when they were mainly responsible for supplying network branded Windows Mobile devices, bring the likes of the SPV on Orange, MDA on

The HTC Hero was a defining handset for the Taiwanese manufacturer; it demonstrated a real commitment to the Android platform, and that HTC were capable of delivering handsets that had strong market appeal on a platform that was in essence, still in its infancy. One thing that really

 
It takes a long time to produce a top end mobile phone, with many months passing from first concept drawings to final production. Any leading manufacturer worth its salt will have a roadmap of handsets projected 6 – 12 months in advance, and that information is jealously